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@jedaisoulMar 08.2015 — #What do you mean by "good financial standing"? How would you know? Unless you give credit, you have no way of knowing someone's financial standing, and if you want to give credit (in many countries) you have to be registered and approved by the financial authorities.

You are likely to have similar difficulties with accepting payments "ahead of time" (whatever that means). Anything beyond simply accepting PayPal payments when due is likely to tie you up in red tape.

As to building the site, as a novice you really have only the choices:

1. Use a CMS (like WordPress, Joomla etc...).

2. Pay someone to build it for you.

3. Offer a developer a partnership, or some sort of financial return based on the success of the site.

Option 3 may seem initially attractive as it minimizes the up-front costs, but beware: If your idea is so good that someone will come on-board with no pay (in the short term) what is to stop them developing it (or something similar) on their own behalf?

Also options 2 and 3 have the basic problem: With no experience yourself, how are you gong to know whether the prospective developer has the necessary knowledge and experience to deliver a working site?

@ExroidauthorMar 08.2015 — #I want to start a private proxy service that lets members used to get on any blocked site and will always be able to get to the site meaning members will be updated when ever the domain changes or IP changes to always insure access to the site. also more bandwidth with as little ping as possible. paid members would have no ads as non-paid members would have ad banners not pop-ups, i hate pop-ups.

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