After winning the last Site Flipping Competition over at SiteFlupU.com and hearing about the new competition I was unsure if I should enter or not.

The new competition is very interesting and involves teams competing against each other and some serious cash on the line.

Bryan is actually heading a team too and in my mind is favorite to win. This means he will earn big time from this comp…. ton’s of backlinks, a team of people helping him create a huge flip and a cut of profit from the sales of all the other blogs…..of course that’s if he wins.

So with the seed planted that I may be able to topple Bryan’s Giants (that’s not their team name!) and my normal competitive (I’m actually very uncompetitive!) spirit I decided to join a team of people whom I have never really dealt with.

This should be interesting for me and it’s the first time in my blogging career that I have worked on a project with a team.

Girish, our team leader is a 16 year old amateur site flipper from India… he is really impressing me so far.

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As part of the competition was to post about it and Girish does not have a blog, I volunteered my blog to do so. So here are the details from Girish…….

Bryan Clark who runs a blog about blog flipping is holding a contest where the aim is to flip a blog after 45 days for maximum profits. I’ve teamed up with 4 others guys to form the Elite Ninja Flipping Unit and hopefully, we’re going to utterly dominate the scene

Here are the details as per the post on Bryan’s blog:

• Bloggers can get a team of their own readers together, or join someone else’s team.
• Each team has 45 days to flip a blog.
• This must be a communal project, meaning everyone on your team must contribute.
• The captain of the team has the final say in what happens for your team.
• Each team is composed of 5 people. The captain and 4 others.
• Each team posts a $25 entry fee. The captain can pony up the cash, or you can split it amongst your team at a reasonable $5 per person. The only other fees will be a brand new domain, registered not before the contest begins, and hosting. You can split this cost too if you’d like.
• The entry fee for all teams goes into a pot for the winner, minus Paypal fees.
• The highest purchase price wins the contest, but not until you prove that every member of your team got an equal amount. This keeps people from faking bids, because they’d actually have to pay out the cash to their team.

Good luck everyone…..

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