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Michael Arrington, over at TechCrunch, again launches another new company.

But this one I know something about too because I met with the founders last week. They have an interesting concept and a - gasp - business model.

They'll let you sell your time online. Say I want to start a consulting business to help companies get into blogging. I could set a price, let's say $100 on weekdays, $300 on weekends. (There's no minimum price, by the way, you could try it for free if you want to see how the system works).

They give me a number. I put that number on my blog. You call that number and it'll make the appointment, take care of collecting your payment info, and do EVERYTHING about the call. They collect a small percentage of your fee.

I liked this cause it was unexpected. It did something I didn't know I needed, but once I saw the concept I saw that it'll let new people start businesses that they might never have considered before.

Anyone have any ideas of how they'd use Ether?

Robert Scoble is the founder of the Scobleizer blog. He works as PodTech.net's Vice President of Media Development. Go to Scobleizer ...