should I buy this passive income website?

You don't actually believe that a site that makes $100 - $400 a day would have a starting bid of just $170.

I wouldn't touch it.


Here's something to ponder over! If the site makes $100 - $400 a day of passive income, why would anyone even consider selling it.

ZephyrIon,

I think the seller was referring to THEIR projected income when they mentioned those numbers. Emphasis on "THEIR". With this:

*** If you BELIEVE you have the capabilities and resources to consistently drive targeted traffic to the site, to gain subscribers from an irresistible opt-in offer in a squeeze page that you can add to the site, to have your retargeting / remarketing code work for you by having viewers who don't get your opt-in offers and subscribers who don't visit your affiliate sales pages to see your ads when you promote relevant offers in Facebook Advertising and in Google Adwords, and to update the content of the site regularly; then

*** The next things that you should consider are the following --

• Is the domain, existing content (written content, graphics / images, videos and so on), existing inbound links and existing site functionalities (search functions hooked up to affiliate offers and so on, including CMS) worth more than the starting bid or $200 or $1,000 or so, up to the maximum price that you'd be willing to pay for the value that you'd be getting from the site itself as it is now, and not from the projected income that the seller mentioned, but rather from your own projected income, depending on your capabilities to do the things that I mentioned above?

Hope this helps...

You're buying a pre-made website that makes no money. The $170 is the starting bit and there is a reserve which means they might want anything for it - there's no way to tell. You're buying potential. The site has no more value than it's parts and a bit for convenience. You might be able to build it for less. This site has broken code though (slider is hard left instead of centered).

The ad also lies when it says "How It Makes Money" because it's not making money. It should be "How It Could Make Money" if anything. An honest seller would have used unambiguous language such as "potential income sources" or something similar. That for me is a massive red flag. They have lied in the ad. Smile, shake your head and click away.

Yeah, those are lies. If you can earn that much in a day, is there even a reason to sell it? Are they a charity or something?

Stay away from it. If it's around $170 starting, and if it is actually a legitimately good site, it's going to end up around the $2000s

HI,

Do have a look at Alexa ranking and if it is good then the site might be making this much amount?

Thanks

trust me it is very difficult to make money with travel,rental websites, also they are offered everywhere, i.e ebay, remember you are up against the big boys in the rental business.

No traffic. No page rank. No income. If there was easy money to be made from this template, the seller would send traffic to it and get the site profitable before selling it because it would command a much higher price that way. You're basically paying who knows how much (since the reserve hasn't been met) for a site the seller didn't care enough to fix before they put it up for sell.

I would do your Due Diligence and look at the section called Due Diligence on Flippa regarding this listing