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Hi. On your website you say "Clients will be able to find even the most specific groups of people according to any complex criteria". How many criterias will be there to choose from? Is this option also available on a free plan?

There would be no forms with criteria. There would be a kind of a marketplace where you can create an order with a specific description (e.g. "10 000 emails of mothers of boys in California") and contributors would fill your offer with this data.

But wouldn't it be complicated? I mean how do contributors gather tens of thousands of emails? Is this automatized somehow? Bear with me, I really wanna understand how this works

Have you read about the mechanism of our platform? Wink

From our Whotepaper:

Contributors use our technological capabilities (firstly, a plugin for automatically searching verified data) to add new data to the system for further exploitation. We currently can offer our users an Extension for Chrome, and we plan to develop different modules for other browsers and systems in the near future.

But the data has to exist somewhere in order for this to work.

Let's say I'm on a list that someone wants to populate and a contributor is looking for my email address. Where would they be able to find it?

The contributors are to get it from different sources. That's the main idea of decentralization. This info can be anywhere on the internet, but it is not put together. Our platform would help to gather this info and structurize it, creating an order in the database.

Again, the data has to exist somewhere for this to work.

On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?