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Originally posted by lakeview
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that's what they charge. 4-5 hours to go through my site, write up my terms and conditions, warning page, 2257, make sure all my content is documented with model releases and id's on everything that's in the site. It's a good learning experience.
$1,500 is a small price to pay not to be paranoid.
as for laughing at me,
I have a 1:278 ratio so far this year on all the sites I've promoted so while I'm not ashamed to admit I'm naive on some things, I'm not totally clueless.
If I fuck it up i'll learn and take a different approach.
It's not like anyone is helping me or giving me any advice, I have to figure it out on my own.
But I guess when you have as much money as you do you can sit there and laugh and laugh at the newbies who do stupid thing like get legal advice on sites and buy test traffic to test things and make sure they work before investing more money.
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2 quick lessons:
1A. Only pay for a lawyer in advance of things when you are
doing something NEW, innovative and BIG.
Unless you are in the patent business or doing something high risk legal advice shouldnt be more than 5-10% of your budget.
And its always better to keep that money and only spend
it when you really need it.. and that wont happen.. trust me ;)
1B if you had a good lawyer that was worth the $1500 he would
have told you "DONT DO IT"
2. TRAFFIC
well..then ill stop laughing and wish you the best
