PoetsandWriters.net

I am selling http://poetsandwriters.net

The site has a simple admin panel so you can edit and delete.

Almost 600 poems and over 100 writers

BIN $80

New site - about 10 to 20 visitors a day.

PHP and MySQL

I will host it for 1-year.

Sold!

 

Carl, as you sold poetrymag.com you don't have rights to sell copies.

 

Not sure what you are talking about.

This site has different content, look, etc.

PM me with your concerns

 

The design of poetrymag.com is different as I've changed it since purchasing the site from you. The database is exactly the same. Anyone can check http://www.archive.org/ and see the site and it's content has been there for years. Therefore I warn you and anyone purchasing the site or database that I will take action, so you better cease what your doing immediately.

 

The content of the site belongs to the writers, who have given permission for their use, and the version of the site has changed a lot. There are very few similarities between the two versions.

 

I've replied to your PMs.

Agreed the poems belong the writers, however, you're selling a database which you shouldn't have rights to resell. I will however contact the writers to verify what you say.

The design is exactly the same as the old version, which I decided against using.

As I said before, I don't want to see this site or its database up for sale again.

 

There is no agreement between us, and the sites are quite different. Please provide me with a copy of whatever you are talking about and I will gladly refund your money.

 

Carl, you've rejected my request to remove the website and to stop selling copies, therefore, for the moment, there's nothing else for me to say.

 

Carl, selling a website and then attempting to cash in further by selling copies of it without the new owner's permission is illegal. Therefore if you don't want to be sued, I suggest you refund me what I paid for the site plus Paypal fees.

 

As I requested, I wanted you to provide me with something legal that states I am barred from doing anything that you are mentioning. In fact, I have seen threads on this very forum where you were selling copies of established sites that you didn't own.

Unless you can provide me with some type of proof, other than your own words, that the web site is somehow illegal, I really have nothing else to say.

 

Please name the sites, otherwise I will be suing for slander.

As I purchased PoetryMag.com, I am now the rightful owner. Therefore I don't have to provide 'something legal'. You're the one who is fraudulently selling copies of website you do not own.

 

You bought a turnkey script. And you bought the domain name. The domain name was transferred to your name.

Since you have yet to supply any proof of your claim, quit talking about it and sue already.

 

Where and when did you state the site was a 'turnkey'?

I'll be consulting a lawyer on Monday if this situation is not settled to my satisfaction.

As you claim in your PM to know the person who coded the 'turnkey script' that runs on SupercarPrices.com, please inform them that I hope they've improved on their coding abilities, as the script was very buggy.

 

Funny that you would say that. You listed three of your web sites for sale that are turnkey scripts and you didn't mention it for any of them:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=162850
How is that for "satisfaction"?

 

Turnkey sites are sites without traffic that are pre-made with designs, scripts, etc. PoetryMag.com is an established three-year old website with traffic and members. poetsandwriters.net on the other hand is a turnkey after you illegally copied PoetryMag.com.

Regarding the sites I was selling, I wouldn't class those sites as turnkey sites as there are no other identical sites in terms of script, design and content. Plus they all had traffic. Also two of the three sites had under-gone coding to customise and fix bugs. The other (RateMyHardware.com) had the iRater script which costs $127 to buy, which was stated.

I should also add that your e-mails pretending to be the coder of the SupercarPrices.com script are quite comical, especially as I know exactly where the script originated from.