Invest in SiteHoppin.com by buying online stocks

**zedomax** · 03-27-2008 03:43 PM

Just launched!

SiteHoppin.com is selling 10,000 Beer Stocks, each of which are web "traffic" pages that share a percentage of the total web traffic received by the site.

This is the first ever Internet User Venture Capital (IUVC).

Market prices are at the lowest at $10/vowel and $1/non-vowel.

Check it out here:

SiteHoppin:Beer Stocks - SiteHoppin - View the web like an iPod! Get free traffic to your blog or website!

And Press Release here:

SiteHoppin.com Launches Beer Stock Market, an Internet User Venture Capital (IUVC) that Allows Any Internet User to Become a Co-owner Through Their Online Stock Market

**rogercbryan** · 03-28-2008 01:34 PM

I dont get it... too confusing

**JLeezer** · 03-28-2008 02:56 PM

I haven't got a freaking clue what you are selling, renting, exchanging...or whatever it is your site is about. And, by calling them shares and stock, it concerns me that you are calling them something that they aren't, but could pose legal issue with the SEC.

**zedomax** · 03-28-2008 07:12 PM

Thanks for your replies,
we will make some changes to make it easier to understand.

We were in a rush to finish the project but here's a brief recap of what it is:

Each share gets a "share" of the total web traffic received by SiteHoppin.com..

Each share in itself is a web page.

These are online stocks, web stock pages basically, and grow in value as overall traffic of the site grows.

Well, it's a micro-economy of its own and a complex system at first to understand but we will try to make it simpler for the future.

**rogercbryan** · 03-29-2008 12:30 PM

You may want to consider using words other then 'share' and 'stock' as JLeezer said you may run into problems with the SEC. I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.

stock: maybe call it an 'online traffic segment'

When you use the word stock it sounds like people get ownership in your company. Are you incorporated?

I still think what ever you are doing is WAY to complicated. Start by using different words...