The Online Favor Exchange
By Roland Hachmann in Digital Culture | 2 comments
TechCrunch had a post almost a week ago about a Favor Exchange called Favorville:
Favorville facilitating the exchange of helpful acts.
Favorville.com is a social networking tool which provides members with the opportunity to help and be helped by others. With Favorville, members can post help requests, offer help and help grow the community.
Of course, the site also has a rating system, just like you think it should have, when you’re used to sites like ebay.
I really like this idea! And apparently, there are a first couple of people in Frankfurt, Germany taking part in this!
Spread the word, this could easily become one of the most useful communities on the web!
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Steve | Oct 27, 2008 | Reply
Interesting, I have been using this site called http://www.favorpals.org They provide a mechanism to enable people from all walks of life exchange services with each other.
I like favorpals.org because there is no ad or fee with them.
Roland Hachmann | Oct 27, 2008 | Reply
Hi Steve, thanks for the tip!