I need to know if I can trust this website?

[Tony]

So I had the idea to make an app yesterday. Only thing is that I have absolutely no idea how to make one or where to start. So I went online trying to figure out how to create one. Then I came across a website called zapporoo.com which you can have them review your idea (you type out your idea and all that for them to analyze and discuss) for free. I got a phone call today from the Executive Vice President Dr. Mike Cordle. He basically stated that I have an amazing idea and he would love to work with me on it. He sent me a confidential contract which looks legit. Basically states that he or anybody involves doesn't give away my information. The company would do all the work from designing it, to programming, down to the finished product. I have full 24 hour access to talk to the designers that would be working on it and see the progress.

I just don't know if I can/should trust this company though. I looked on the BBB (better business bureau) and they don't have anything on them which I think is a good thing.

Before they can start on anything I would have to pay them.

So can somebody look into this or does anybody know about them? If they are a good company to trust making my app?

If anybody has anything please contact me at ausai15@hotmail.com.

Thanks

[Patrick]

I'm about 76% sure that it's safe.

[Jake]

Just taking a quick glance I have the impression it's one more paid app review service, from several interviews I have heard, paid reviews don't tend to be worthwhile.

As professional inventors will tell you, good ideas alone are a dime a dozen, there are inventor assistance service that are enthusiastic about any ideas people have, providing they can charge thousands of dollars to help develop and promote it, app development assistance is a similar game.

Remember there are a Million apps in the app stores now, most fail to make significant revenue. Most the big hits have teams of professionals behind them.

There are app development courses for both hands on and outsource developed, one budget game development course suggested you can find off-short freelancers to create a game for a few hundred dollars, $1500 or more for a 3D game. Some seemingly simple ideas can end up costing thousands.