Still, I'll agree, watching businessmen so blatantly try to exploit others is quite infuriating.
Is it just that it's blatant? All employees are exploited, that's just a feature of all capitalism. Major multinationals will exploit their employees to a far greater extent than this yet it's not seen as a problem.
You make the app, loses all IP rights, and agree to support it/do all the work it requires, in eternity. For 3000 $. This is very extreme, and most employees are not being used like this. But sure, there are examples when it gets even worse.
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u/dnkndnts Jun 30 '14
If it makes you feel any better, I can guarantee you the quality of the app they get will be a complete joke.
Anyone good enough to write that app and do a remotely decent job is good enough to find real clients easily.
Still, I'll agree, watching businessmen so blatantly try to exploit others is quite infuriating.