Buyer repeat business
While we are proud of all the kudos listed below, the ultimate kudo is the 95.20% of repeat business that we receive from our buyers.
According to a study by KPMG, the average software industry business has a
64% repeat business rate.
You can find more details on this and other statistics about the site
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Buyers in the press
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"There has never been a better time to start a company than now. Here are reasons why you should start a startup...
- The costs are incredibly low. Development tools are free. The other day I created a server and disk space for a startup using Amazon EC2 and S3. My total cost so far? $4.27.
- You can do things differently. You can challenge the established rules of business. Want to outsource your development to RentACoder? Go for it.
Twenty years ago starting a company required substantial capital...Today people work on their personal machines wherever they are, connecting with each other via email or Skype. Servers and storage exist in a cloud, for the price of a cup of coffee a day -- and scalability is an afterthought. And the Internet is your nearly free demo room and sales/distribution channel. If you have a credit card, you're on your way.
So what are you waiting for?
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Nine reasons why you should start a startup
By Larry Borsato
The Industry Standard, June 20th, 2008
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"It’s getting the point that if you aren’t using some form of Web 2.0 in your online endeavors that you are behind the game by about a year...To get started with Pligg, first visit www.Pligg.com. You can also hire a freelance developer to do the install and build a custom template for you from places like www.RentACoder.com."
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Go Web 2.0 with Open Source and Pligg
By Eric Brown
CMW Wire, April 15th, 2008
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"For startups with limited resources who need to get to market quickly, the tools are all there -- if they have the management skills and the gusto to try them out...Ian Ippolito, runs the online software developer contracting site Rentacoder. com, [which] uses an escrow system and will jump in when arbitration is needed. "One in 10 projects have a dispute and we offer arbitrations. We don't charge for that," he says, adding that the site facilitates almost 8,000 contracts a month. 'We step in if necessary, test the software code that was developed and look at the project specifications.'"
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Just Click To Tap Global Talent
By Danny Bradbury
Financial Post, May 5th, 2008
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"If you want to start marketing as an affiliate then you need to have your own website.
You can hire a web designer to do this design work for you... The easiest way to hire a designer is to use an auction website like RentACoder.com...Simply type a description of your project and designers will enter their bids. You will receive many bids from different designers. Check the portfolio and rate of each designer. Select the one which is best for your work and award him your project. After getting your website you can pay him through the auction website."
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Designing Your Website for Affiliate Marketing
By Jim Jones
American Chronicle, February 6th, 2008
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"'All my WordPress sites are down,' said the panicked voice coming over the phone. 'Nothing was where it was supposed to be!' This is just typical of the many horror stories I've heard when business people eagerly jump into the new-media marketplace. Sure, blogs have finally gained the recognition they deserve in the business community as a viable marketing tool. But with all the hype, if you don't know some of the pitfalls or how to upload your own plugins to prevent spam on your site, you could find yourself in a great deal of trouble if you don't have a trusted programmer at your immediate disposal. Check out RentaCoder.com to find affordable programmers to join your team..that will take care of all the headaches for you."
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Secrets to Success
By Deborah Cole Micek and John-Paul Micek
Honolulu Star Bulletin, January 1, 2008
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"In order to remain competitive, many of us are constantly discovering ways to improve our websites. However, even those of us with an internal IT staff sometimes discover that our people just simply don't have the skills, or time, to take on all of the projects we would like to implement. Others of us work for small companies that don't even have an internal IT staff. Rent-a-Coder provides a solution. It is analogous to eBay in the sense that it is a website where buyers and sellers of programming services can match-up. Presently, about 200,000 programmers offer services on the exchange to about 100,000 buyers. Only about one-third of the programmers are in the United States, so many are available at low cost relative to domestic wage rates."
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Interviews with Digital Media Thought Leaders: Rent-A-Coder
By Phil Leigh
Inside Digital Media, December 20, 2007
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"Back in the day (a year or two ago) it was a pain to create and maintain a Website...if you do need some help building your site or creating interesting content, you can go to RentACoder.com and put your project up for bid. Chances are you’ll find someone who will do the job for what you can afford."
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2008: The Year of the Solopreneur
By Brent Larry
Black Enterprise, December 17, 2007
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"Within the last five years, more small businesses, from travel agencies to boutique motorcycle manufacturers, are taking advantage of inexpensive labor outside the United States. Websites like...Rentacoder.com...have made it easier for small businesses to find eager service providers worldwide. [....]
Rock Blanco, chief technology officer at Atlas Travel International, a 130-employee travel agency in Milford, Massachusetts, used Rentacoder.com last year to find computer programmers to write software to synthesize and analyze customer data. He ended up accepting a bid from a Russian outfit and paid them in three installments as they reached benchmarks in the project. ‘I was blown away by the job they did,’ he said. The cost was about a third of what it would have been if done locally. ‘They also delivered two weeks early.’ This was largely due to the time difference, which allowed him and his Russian coders to jointly work on the project 24 hours a day. […] Blanco was so impressed that he recently hired the Russian programmers to do another job.”
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Smallsourcing
By Kate Murphy
Conde Nast Portfolio.com, October 3, 2007
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"Who writes the seed content in the first place? Canada-based Dave Markel uses … Rentacoder.com …to source original articles. He recruits would-be writers who want to turn a quick profit. "I started paying between $5 and $7 per 500-word article. I was using the emerging markets - Pakistan, India and Romania. But you could tell that they were taught English as a second language," he says. "So I started looking at the US, Canada, Britain, and Australia. Now I pay between $10 and $15 per article, but I don't have to do nearly as much editing. Markel says that his writers are stay-at-home mothers, students and others wanting to write for money."
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The Word Farms of the Web
By Danny Bradbury
The Guardian, September 28th, 2007
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There are ways to be more productive in your software development if you are prepared to...try some new methods. Sourcing the team members [can be done from] Rentacoder.com. This site, which serves as a marketplace to connect buyers with coders, does not charge a finder's fee to the buyer, but instead charges the developer a commission for a successful bid. The payment for the job is held in escrow (by a third party) until the code is delivered and the buyer is satisfied.
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Applying scrum and other agile development techniques
by Danny Bradbury
Computer Weekly, September 4th, 2007
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The Inc. 5000 is the list of fastest growing private companies in the United States.
Rent a coder was honored with placement on this list. It was ranked #82 out of all Inc. 5000 companies in software, #3 out of all companies in the Tampa Bay area and #1,065 out of all companies in the nation Inc. magazine described
Rent A Coder as:
Rent a coder connects businesses with freelance programmers around the world through a Web marketplace. It's service is unique, and a high demand exists for freelance coders.
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"INC 5000 List"
Inc. Magazine September 1st, 2007
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Social networks and related data management services should become an important part of your online search marketing strategy. Learning how to use blogging can help you create authority, connect better with your customers and lift your visibility in the search engines....It takes about 10 minutes to set up....[Then] add a blog post once every week or more to start. Frequency is important to search engines, and users will come to expect regular updates. If you have more money than time, have someone from RentACoder.com...write it for you.
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"6 SEO Blogging Tips"
by Jon Rognerud
Entrepreneur Magazine, August 27th 2007
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Outsourcing has transformed the way U.S. companies do business. Now, some early adopters are figuring out how to tap overseas workers for personal tasks. They're turning to a vast talent pool in India, China, Bangladesh and elsewhere for jobs ranging from landscape architecture to kitchen remodeling and math tutoring. They're also outsourcing some surprisingly small jobs, including getting a dress designed, creating address labels for wedding invitations or finding a good deal on a hotel room, for example...Some big freelancing sites include Rentacoder.com.
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"Personal outsourcing"
by Ellen Gamerman
Pioneer Press, June 11th 2007
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As a CIO at Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Jay Crotts’s...goal is to hire the best IT person for every role, no matter where in the world that person resides...A growing number of U.S. companies — whether they’re global or domestic, small or large — are mimicking Shell’s approach. Thanks to online programmer “marketplaces” like RentACoder.com...there are more ways than ever before to communicate and collaborate with skilled individuals who happen to live overseas.
“Smart companies are really looking at a whole mix of options...and it’s being driven partly by strategy, partly by the ability to find talent and generally to keep costs lower,” he says.
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"Fishing in the Global Talent Pool"
by Mary Brandel
ComputerWorld, November 11th 2006
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The promise of saving time and money by exploiting technology and inexpensive labor overseas is an old headline. "If other companies are doing it and cutting costs, you have to do that or you'll be out of business," says Vineet Katial...Selecting a vendor is hard enough for large companies with fat travel and research budgets, let alone entrepreneurs on a shoestring. How to find a reliable partner? Matchmaker Web sites like...RentACoder.com pair outsourcers with vendors.
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"Small-Biz Outsourcing Guide"
by Mary Krane
Forbes, August 15th 2006
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"I spoke with a user of RentACoder.com, who was himself a former developer but is now succesfully running a direct-sales
organization. He needed a fresh corporate design, including a new logo, an interactive website, a shopping card and all the requisite security mechanisms. 45 days later he had a new look, a new website and was
steadily taking orders via the web. Total cost US$1,000...(the figure includes TWO designs of the corporate look).
At these prices it makes sense for even small firms to consider outsourcing projects. As the user
confided to me, 'I know C++, and I've done assembly language development, so I could have learned
PHP and set it up myself. But I could not have done it as fast, as well or as cheaply as by
outsourcing it this way.'"
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"Rent Before You Buy Into Offshoring"
by Andrew Binstock
Software Development Times, June 1st 2006
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"Athens Development, Inc. is a small company from Tennessee that specializes in software applications for marketing. The company uses the marketplace [RentACoder.com] to outsource 100 percent of its software development and support as well as some marketing-related services such as Web design.
'For a small company like ours, it might be difficult to get adequate treatment from a typical Indian outsourcing provider as we do not generate enough work," says Tracy A. Childers, the Founder of Athens Development. "A marketplace like Rent a Coder that provides access to talent from all over the world, along with value-added services such as escrow accounts, document storage, and arbitration, is an excellent solution for us. My business heavily relies on Rent a Coder. If something happens to Rent a Coder, it would be hard for me to switch to a different outsourcing channel,' he adds."
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"The Romanian IT Outsourcing Industry"
by Ulad Radkevitch
Outsourcing Journal, June 2006
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On RentACoder.com....there are thousands of coders worldwide...Roughly 30 coders viewed my project and made bids from a few hundred dollars to several thousand...Once I identifid my “knight in shining armor” ... RentACoder did the rest. It provided the legal text about ownership of the software, and my money was put in escrow, which I could release in increments of my choosing. The site keeps track of how long the project is supposed to take and allows the buyer to cancel the project if it’s not completed by the specified date. It also provides mediation and arbitration if either party feels he or she has received less than what was agreed upon. Coder and buyer are allowed to rate each other at the end of the transaction. RentACoder helped me tremendously in finding three of the four contractors I used for the project.
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"I Was a Newbie to Project Outsourcing"
by Chad Sakonchick
Sourcing Mag, February 2006
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Rent A Coder matches projects with software developers from around the world.
In just over three years, the site--a sort of eBay for software projects--has exploded, attracting a cumulative 45,000 buyers who've posted projects and 121,000 coders around the globe offering to take on work.
...The site is a window into the distributed, hypercompetitive future of work: Coders, mostly from the United States, India, Romania, Ukraine, Russia, and Pakistan, dive into the fray to bid on projects.
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"The eBay of Programmers"
by Scott Kirsner
Fast Company, January 2006
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"I told a friend, ... that I planned to build my own site. He said...'You should outsource.' I reminded him that I'm not a multinational PLC...That's when he told me about personal outsourcing. Apparently, it's possible to pass on the IT problem to a third party ... It's all done via a website called www.rentacoder.com - you write down the details of the program or website you want developed, post your requirements on Rent A Coder, and wait for bids.
I thought it best to give the bid process 21 days [but] the following morning, there...were 63 bids. ...I settled for a company, ... the whole process has been carefully thought through. The funds are held in escrow and only released when you're happy with the work. If you're not satisfied and can't settle things with the developer, Rent A Coder conducts an online arbitration to settle the dispute. ...I was impressed."
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"Websites: The $60 question "
by Clint Witchalls
The Independent, November 16th, 2005
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"Jotpot is a perfect case study for illustrating the four big trends that make it cheaper, and therefore also easier, to start a company in Silicon Valley today than during the last boom.
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The labor market has gone global.
In the 1990s, only monster companies like IBM had tapped into offshoring. Today JotSpot, using ... RentACoder, has programmers on the payroll in Germany, India, Romania, and Russia -- at a fraction of what they’d cost in the Valley." |
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"Retooling the Entrepreneur"
by John Heilemann
Business 2.0, October 26, 2005
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"With billions of Web pages existing online today, it takes more than a simple brochure or ad to attract visitors and motivate them to stay on your site...It takes quality content.
To find a local copywriter, try an online service that specializes in connecting business owners with writers...Rentacoder.com offers a service in which you place your proposal online and receive bids for your projects."
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"Information most important tool on sites"
by Lori Osterberg
Denver Business Journal, September 19, 2005
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"I prefer to use http://www.Rentacoder.com to hire good writers, simply because they have an escrow system that allows the payment to be held until the work is finished. Take plenty of time to write a detailed project specification to make sure that you cover precisely what you expect the writer to provide. You should also pay particular attention to the individuals' feedback score before choosing a writer."
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"Publishing Great Content To Boost Your Link Popularity"
by John Taylor
Web Pro News, August 8th, 2005
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"Big businesses are not the only ones who can benefit from sending work overseas...The idea of hiring a programmer to make that little widget you are desperate for might seem decadent, but it is very good value for money and remarkably easy.
I needed a selection of little programs to do things with my email. But I'd never had the time, or the patience, to write them myself. After a visit to RentACoder.com...I got something I needed for a fifth of the price I would otherwise have had to pay. Indeed, the UK price was always too much: I wouldn't ever have spent that much money. But via the web, I could get what I needed for a price I could afford. That it was written in Belorussia, and not Brighton, made the difference between having it or not."
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by Ben Hammersley
The Guardian, July 14th, 2005
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"There’s never been a better time to be an entrepreneur because it’s never been cheaper to be one...
Startups today have unprecedented access to global labor markets. Back in 1993, IBM had access to technical people in India, but little Excite.com did not. Today, with rent-a-coder...we have access to a world-wide talent pool of experts on a temporary or permanent basis....All in all, it’s a great time to be an entrepreneur."
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It’s a great time to be an entrepreneur
Joe Kraus (co-founder of Excite.com, CEO of JotSpot.com)
June 29th, 2005
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"Choosing a web designer can seem like a daunting task...If you know exactly what you are looking for and can explain your project thoroughly and clearly in writing, then there are huge savings to be made...Go to web sites such as...www.rentacoder.com...offering the benefit of escrow and arbitration services."
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Choosing A Web Designer : A Plan to Guide You Through The Minefield
by Robin Porter
Self CEO, June 18th, 2005
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"British Telecom CEO Ben Verwaayen said in a lecture at the Judge Institute of Management [at Cambridge University]...RentACoder.com [programmers are] ready to work for you at the click of mouse. It's better and cheaper."
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"BT CEO: Offshoring is "better and cheaper"
Jo Best
Silicon, June 2nd, 2005
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Sending programming work overseas lets Hawaii companies remain competitive. ...James Kerr sits down in front of his laptop and types in the Web address of www.rentacoder.com, a virtual marketplace for freelance software programmers around the world. His face brightens as the page loads. "Is this unbelievable or what?" asks Kerr, president of computer-services company SuperGeeks, while scrolling wildly through the bios of some of the 71,000 programmers -- many of them in countries that can offer ultra-competitive rates. "I'm like a kid in a candy store."
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"Local tech firms defend outsourcing"
by Dan Martin
Honolulu Star Bulletin, April 25th, 2004
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Hay says outsourcing saves him at least 30%...Thanks to firms such as...RentACoder.com, small
employers can now find skilled contractors for everything from software
programming to graphic design more easily than before.
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"The Outsourcing Food Chain"
by Dean Foust
Business Week, March 11th, 2004
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Beachead's competitors were finding cheaper labor offshore, and Brookins, to win contracts, had to match them. Last fall, he logged on to a Web site, RentACoder, a matchmaking service between employers and some 30,000 programmers around the world. There, Brookins found a 27-year-old Romanian named Florentin Badea, a star from Bucharest's Polytechnic University and the 11th-ranked programmer on the whole site. Badea was willing to charge just $250 for a project that would have cost $2,000, Brookins estimates.
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"Software"
by Stephen Baker and Manjeet Kripalani
Business Week, March 1st, 2004
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Finding a cheaper source of high quality programming is the only way to remain both competitive and profitable...I wrote up a functional specification and posted out the project...Rent-A-Coder produced about 20 bids from $95 to $4000 for the entire project. The bidders hailed from all over the globe, representing countries in Europe, Asia, and South America...The hardest part of the process has been narrowing the field and selecting a programmer...(but) I found a standout. I accepted Veronica's bid...and the project has been going well.
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"The Woman Behind the Code"
by Christopher Kenton
Business Week, April 11th, 2003
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With Rent-A-Coder...programmers like Meeks and King, [find] help on the job is always at hand, at a distance of about a few thousand miles, and at a fraction of the cost they are used to paying for similar jobs in their own markets...
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"Freedom from Geography - Coders to the World"
by Priya Srinivasan
Business Today, August 31st, 2003
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The premise of Rentacoder is simple: if you need a computer job carried out —
a site designed, a program written, a database created — you put it up for
tender on the website. Freelance developers read your request, ask questions and
name their price for completing the project. You make the choice, sign a
contract and wait for the software — all online.
Rentacoder has a complex set of safeguards to prevent either side being
ripped off: clients pay their money into a secure account to guarantee their
good faith and there is an arbitration panel in case the buyer claims the coder
did not do the job properly.
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"This virtual life: Danny O'Brien"
by Danny O'Brien
The Times, August 3rd, 2003
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As the e-bay of sourcecode, Rent A Coder has become the standard site for source code shopping.
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"Digital, Inc."
Understanding Management, 4/e Chapter 9
By Dorothy Marcic
Published by Cincinnati: Southwestern Publishing 2003
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Whether you’re a career contractor just looking for some side work or even a manager trying to staff a small project, you should definitely check out RentACoder.
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"RentACoder: eBay for contractors?"
by Lamont Adams
Builder, October 4th, 2002
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You may be in the market for a new website. Perhaps you may be looking for a new logo or a database constructed for yourself or a small business...You can save up to 75% without batting an eyelash...RentACoder.com is one of the best freelance sites on the web today...Rent-a-coder is getting quality work done at rock bottom prices.
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"Rent A Coder and Other Service Auctions"
by Jakob Jelling
Web Pro News, September 29th, 2004
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Buyers in business
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RAC has been a lifesaver for my business! I know you're not the only site with programmers, e-cover creators, and writers for hire, but you are the best! I know-I've tried them all and I keep coming back to you!
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Kristi Sayles
http://SmartAuthor.com
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As an entreprenuer on a shoestring budget, I can honestly say that RentACoder is the way to go.
Before finding Rent a Coder, I purchased Visual Studio Pro and hired a local programmer to 'get me over the hurdles'. Then the nightmare began. As my deadline drew closer it became more and more obvious that I was in way over my head. I was really panicked when the programmer I hired to 'get me over the hurdles' shrugged and said "I can't help you".
Out of desperation I turned to half a dozen internet programming portals, and RentACoder won out. What an awesome decision it turned out to be. My program got developed under budget and before deadline, and it totaly rocks! My skepticism was shattered, and now I will recommend RentACoder to anyone.
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Andy Baughman of Greensboro, North Carolina
Control Strategy
(336) 253-3019
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I've operated as a corporate consultant for more than twenty years and held management positions over project managers, software engineers/programmers and hardware engineers/programmers. My experience over the last few years with Rent-a-Coder itself as a buyer has been satisfying, fair and highly successful.
The project failure percentage rate in the open market is several times higher than it is using Rent-a-Coder. If a project's management is at least conversant with logic and rationale, and is able to avoid the over-politicization of the project on all fronts, what is likely to result is a superb project result that exceeds most all reasonable expectations.
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Joe Cocchini of Nashville, Tennesee
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By the way...I have cut my cost dramatically by putting jobs out to bid
on Rent A Coder instead of hiring my own programmer which I always did in the past.
Your website is awesome.
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Steve Doulames of Murrieta, California
P: (909) 698-0425
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After many months of outsourcing more than 30+ ministry projects, I am convinced more than ever that the RentACoder community is, without a doubt, one of the first great innovations of this 21st Century. I’ve had the pleasure to work with Graphics brilliance in Romania, 3D Animators in Russia, Web Designers in Brazil, Malaysia and Canada, and Software Developers in India...The RentACoder rating system allowed me to read a trustworthy historical record of each Coders performance record....
I am more than happy to encourage any other potential buyers you might have to join RAC...and try out a test project for a few hundred dollars. They’ll be thanking me for years! ;)
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Troy A. Lyndon
CIO Bright Media Foundation
Former Inc. Magazine Entrepreneur of the Year Award Recipient
March 7th, 2004
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You have fundamentally changed the way I get product development done...which is pretty cool.
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Dave Feinleib
VC MBA.com
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By being able to outsource some of the more time consuming portions of web site
and software development (at affordable rates!) I have been able to double my
production and cut my development time in half for my clients. Thank You!
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Michal "Webby" Douglas
Dir/Internet Services
Harbor Communications
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Hi! I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how pleased I am with RentACoder.
I have been hiring programmers for over 13 years, and I'm sure you're aware of how time-consuming and difficult it is to find good people with the appropriate skills. I'm currently working on some projects that require very obscure knowledge and careful coding, and using RentACoder it took only a matter of days to find the appropriate programmers, at prices that were literally 25 times less expensive than we expected. The programmers delivered quality software on time.
You have provided an elegant solution to a complicated and difficult problem.
I will continue to use your services again and again, and I already have a friend I referred who has had similar success, and I rave about you to everyone who will listen.
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Seth P
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I just had a project completed through your site, and I am very
impressed with it. I don't think I could have written that level of code
on my own, and...the project was done within twelve hours of it's
initial posting! I think you may have one of the single most
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In May I decided to take a look at Rent A Coder (RAC)....I received almost all bids in the first 3- 4 days after posting my project, beginning within an hour of posting. This seems to be common....
The coder I chose does not live in the U.S....his spelling was not perfect...The end result is that he developed my modules as I wanted (actually better as he made suggestions along the way) on a quarter of the time and at half the cost...I was very happy with his work and gave him a generous bonus.
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Review by Duster at MaxDev.com
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I want to complement your service. You take submissions on the weekends, and cleared my payment with the additional requirement of a copy of the CC in record time.
You are doing a great service. It has been the best value we have ever received, and we do not pay a premium for it. Thanks again, and keep up the great job!
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Mark Morris of Alberta, Canada
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brief note of appreciation of your services. Within a couple of days
of bidding, my coder has completed the task to my entire satisfaction.
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company was in desperate need for a VBA program modification....your service came to my rescue.
The bid process really helped us
manage our tight budget line. I received the results I was looking for and
then some. Guaranteed I’ll be back to post another job! |
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us a step ahead of the competition! I'm sure
there are many smaller businesses that are as glad you're here as I am! |
Bob
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KingManaz.net |
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certainly proven why this program is such an invaluable tool for buyers...had
I contacted this coder through normal channels, I would have suffered a
tremendous loss. Thank you for all you help in this matter.
[Note: this email was received after the arbitration process showed that
the coder did not deliver completely...and buyer's money was refunded from
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Rent A Coder ROCKS!
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Kent Stanford
Mid South Computers
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Rent A Coder is simply terrific! After a disastrous experience with an Indian programmer I contacted as a result of his article in a Windows developer
magazine, I turned to RentACoder --- and now have at least four highly qualified bidders for my project!
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Jerry Saperstein
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FYI... I'm VERY happy with the service you provide me here at RAC, and I got several projects started and done here...And many more it will be..:-)
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Stefan Fahlberg
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On a side note, I absolutly love the RAC service..
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Robert Murdock
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First let me say your site fills my requirements much better than eLance. I put my bid out and found my programmer right away.
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Isabel Smith
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I've searched low and high for people to help me solve my coding problems. Most message boards did nothing, as people didn't reply. But when i found out about Rent A Coder it solved all my coding problems. Just like to say how great Rent A Coder is, and loads of people i know agree with me 100%. Great work everyone!
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Jack Gershfeld
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What an amazing service you offer! I have recently put my first piece of work up for bids and received 38 in less than a week!
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Ian StJohn
The Corporate Sports Company
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Troy McDonald
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Greg Colegrove
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Dr. Ken Stanfield
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Will Kruss
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John Bode
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It has been a very pleasant experience. I would recommend this service to anyone.
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Ken Ewell
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Buyers Misc.
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Coders all over the world are now bidding for business in a novel online auction
that matches buyers with sellers...
It's changed our business model completely," Mr Richey said.
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"Online geek auction links coders and companies"
by Carol Power
The Irish Times, June 25th, 2004
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...Now that you are armed with the problems/questions, you just need the
solutions/answers to create your product. Unless you are an expert or
have useful knowledge about the particular subject and can create or publish a
solution yourself, you'll need to get the answers from someone who is...
Pay someone to write the material for you to publish in an ebook. Perhaps the
most well-known of these type services can be found at www.RentAcoder.com
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"How To Uncover Hidden, Profitable Niches In 3 Easy Steps"
by David Lovelace
Web Pro News, June 25th, 2004
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Do you want to create web site content fast while maintaining acceptable quality?
Here's how Gary Antosh of Miami does it. He pays people to write articles for him - by the
truckload (on Rent a coder). So far, he's bought well over 200 keyword-rich
articles - and paid a mere $5 each for them!
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"Trouble writing content for your web site?"
By Gary Antosh of http://www.web-writing.com/
Associate Programs Newsletter 234
October 24th, 2003
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Now here’s a site that does it all, no matter which end of the working spectrum you’re on.
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Certification Magazine
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