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This is a fun idea, I wonder if there are some kind of legal ramifications in this though? Only reason why I say this, is Tim Ferris wrote an article on the Vi
by mgrouchy 16y ago
This is a fun idea, I wonder if there are some kind of legal ramifications in this though?
Only reason why I say this, is Tim Ferris wrote an article on the Visa Concierge service ( http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/05/01/credit-card-concierge/ http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/05/01/credit-card-... ) and they would do just about anything, but they wouldn't call you and tell you that you were awesome, they were "not allowed to do anything of a medical or emotional nature."
I'm thinking maybe not if there are other companies who do this, but who knows.
- daychilde 16y agoI think there's a difference in having access to a concierge-type service, where the nature of the service is not completely described (there's no set list of provided services, only rules to help the employees figure out if a request is acceptable or not), versus this service, which is very clear, focused, and narrow. Even the request for daily affirmation was answered with the contact of a possible company that might provide it; so perhaps if knowledge of this service spreads, it might be a recommended source of that service.