Buy An AppStore Business For 100K
Ubergizmo Nov 07 09
Do you want to get into the Apple AppStore business, but don’t want to go through the whole icky start up process? Well, if you happen to have a spare $100,000 lying around your desk, then you won’t have too! Brice Milliorn, who owns 87 different apps in the AppStore has put his iPhone app business up for auction on eBay, with the starting bid at $100,000. You’ll get the developer account, DVD with the source code and also 2 months technical support to make sure the transition is smooth. Would you prefer to start things of fresh, or just dump $100,000 and get something that’s up and running? The choice if yours. Full story...
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