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[bamalucky]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

[Staneslav]

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[Tokyo Joe]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

Nobody believed me when i said Loanio was never going to get off the ground...

[msava]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

Nobody believed me when i said Loanio was never going to get off the ground...

What makes you think we didn't believe you?

[Tokyo Joe]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

Nobody believed me when i said Loanio was never going to get off the ground...

What makes you think we didn't believe you?

The replies that said "you're wrong"

[msava]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

Nobody believed me when i said Loanio was never going to get off the ground...

What makes you think we didn't believe you?

The replies that said "you're wrong"

I for one believed you, and only considered Zopa a viable, albeit, a low interest alternative to Prosper.

[epetroel]

I'm not 100% sure, but I would find it VERY hard to believe that the tech mentioned in that article has anything to do with loanio..

[GoBrowns2007]

http://p2ptechforsale.com/

I'm guessing a little bit here but not too much. 

When you say "not too much", do you have other information, or are you just pretty confident in your guess?

If they're the same people, they were smart enough at least to host p2ptechforsale.com on a completely different server with a private domain registration.

The reason I ask is because I've seen a few sites being sold lately. It looks like there might even be a turnkey p2p lending script out there.

Here's one site - http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/auctions/21008. Just noticed the text on your link has a reference to Sitepoint in it.

Well, that's the only one I can find for sale right now.  Found it advertised two different places, so maybe I was thinking there were more than just the one.

[NewHorizon]

Well the green color in the screen shots is the same green in loanio's home page.

Here's one site - http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/auctions/21008. Just noticed the text on your link has a reference to Sitepoint in it.

It's given as an example of what their system is not:

We are not offering some passive investment vehicle like one of those typical launch-a-niche-website-and-monetize-it-with-Google-Adwords sites. If that’s what you’re looking for, we appreciate you stopping by here and reading, but you’re probably better off checking out what’s available on the Sitepoint marketplace.

[epetroel]

Well the green color in the screen shots is the same green in loanio's home page.

Here's one site - http://marketplace.sitepoint.com/auctions/21008. Just noticed the text on your link has a reference to Sitepoint in it.

It's given as an example of what their system is not:

We are not offering some passive investment vehicle like one of those typical launch-a-niche-website-and-monetize-it-with-Google-Adwords sites. If that’s what you’re looking for, we appreciate you stopping by here and reading, but you’re probably better off checking out what’s available on the Sitepoint marketplace.

Ohh.. I didn't even see the screen shots there.  Now that I see those though, I can tell you that this is certainly not Loanio.

[GoBrowns2007]

It's given as an example of what their system is not:

I'm sorry. I should have finished my thought. In my mind, the mere fact that the seller thought he had to mention that it wasn't like something sold on Sitepoint was enough to make me doubt it was anything major. I'd be surprised if the people behind Loanio have even heard of Sitepoint.

[112233]

maybe it's this guy
http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/misc/BidRequests/ShowBidRequest.asp?lngBidRequestId=902658

Ive seem him around for quite a while on various sites looking to "clone" prosper.com. maybe he finally found someone who accepted his rates which were rather low.

[LoanChimp]

or maybe:

http://www.lendary.com/

[112233]

or maybe:

http://www.lendary.com/

when I bring up their error page, I get something about "open news"
eg http://www.lendary.com/blahlablah

[112233]

or maybe:

http://www.lendary.com/

and when I look at the HTML source, I see a page frame pointing to http://www.goodlance.com/lendary