Php Script - Clickbank

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I'm not really sure why this project is showing up with such high
quotes. The script doesn't seem like it would be that complicated.
With clickbank it would work like this. First as far as the setup goes, the
admin would need to setup a set of available prices both at ClickBank and then
through the admin portion of the script.
The admin could setup coupon codes that make deliver specific product at a
specific price. So the sales letter for that product will have a box at the
bottom where someone can put a coupon code. When the customer puts in that
coupon code, it serves it out to the script which automatically passes it
through to the payment processor with a item ID of some kind that makes it so
when the payment processor is done, it can pass the id back to the thank you
script, which will deliver the customer to a page where they can download the
product.
I'm sorry I guess I didn't mention that this is for a digital product.
So basically, through the admin panel the following need to be able to be
setup...
General Settings for the price points for ClickBank.
On each coupon the admin will put in
>Product name/descriptoin to pass through to the processor and to make it so the
admin can tell the different coupons appart.
>The url where the customer should be sent after payment is completed.
>The price that the coupon gives the customer
>The choice of if the coupon will send the customer to PayPal or ClickBank
The PayPal part will be much easier. The site below does the same thing, except
they host coupons for webmasters and I want to be able to sell the script to the
webmasters.
cutpay.com

Well the bids on this are still much higher than I thought they'd
be. Maybe that's the ClickBank component. I'm going to try and explain what the
script does, better, and see if that doesn't bring the bids down where I would
expect it to be.
ClickBank works like this. It has different numbered links and each link gets a
price and a thank you page. The admin would setup each of the prices that he/she
wants to use for coupon prices and then tell this script what numbered links
have what prices. All the thank you pages for these links would be the same, a
script that accesses this same database.
ClickBank allows you to pass a variable through the url. This means that when
the customer puts in a coupon code and submits it to the script the script can
use the code to decide what product it's for, the price and then pass that same
code through to ClickBank. The script would also choose the link number to pass
to ClickBank, and so that would set the price.
Once the customer pays and is brought back to the thank you page, the thank you
page will take that coupon code (which could also be thought of as a product
number) and deliver the customer the correct link to download the product.
PayPal is even easier because the script can set the price directly, PayPal has
IPN that allows a variable to be passed back to the thank you page. Again the
thank you page would deliver the correct download link depending on that coupon
code.
The customer doesn't get to choose between PayPal or ClickBank. The admin will
setup a coupon for one or the other. Or setup two coupon codes, one for
ClickBank and one for PayPal.
Of course I'm not a programmer, or I wouldn't be paying you good people. Because
of this, I know that I may just not understand how much time is involved in a
project like this. I'm open to discussions within the pmb.

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