Ten minutes of
online chat
for 2640ลง
current holder
Evan Jay
Can schedule the conversation now
in Ryan's calendar
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Ryan Calo
affiliated with:
Stanford Law School
living in
Fremont, CA
Specialties:
law, privacy, telecommunications, online advertising, robotics
Experience:
- Director for Privacy and Robotics at Stanford Law School, Center for Internet & Society
- Associate at Covington & Burling
- Law Clerk at Hon. R. Guy Cole, Jr., U.S. Court of Appeals
- Summer Associate at Shearman & Sterling, LLP
- Senior Investigator at Civilian Complaint Review Board
law, privacy, telecommunications, online advertising, robotics
Experience:
- Director for Privacy and Robotics at Stanford Law School, Center for Internet & Society
- Associate at Covington & Burling
- Law Clerk at Hon. R. Guy Cole, Jr., U.S. Court of Appeals
- Summer Associate at Shearman & Sterling, LLP
- Senior Investigator at Civilian Complaint Review Board
What's a Ten? Should you buy it?
A Ten is the right to chat with someone online for ten minutes. There's only one Ten for each person available to buy at any given time.There are two reasons to buy it:
1. You want to talk to them.
2. You want to make credits.
As soon as you buy it, the price of this Ten will automatically increase by 10%.
So when someone else buys it away from you, you will get more time credits back than you invested.
Following (2)
