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Yea...it's kind of a crazy idea I know, asking people to be delivery man. -I am targeting mostly people with cars, maybe bike. As of age group, I am thinking
by aherlambang 15y ago
Yea...it's kind of a crazy idea I know, asking people to be delivery man.
-I am targeting mostly people with cars, maybe bike. As of
age group, I am thinking of 18 - 40.
-Yes the $ is the tip..I think it will vary depending on
what the restaurant/business is willing to offer. People
can either take it or not. The system could give the
business a recommendation at what rate people usually take
the deal.
- I am actually planning to expand it even further not just
beyond businesses, but as a replacement of USPS, Fedex,
UPS. Imagine about it, the market of people using this is
basically people delivering/shipping things. I bet if
shipping was made more social, it would be more effective
than USPS. It just needs a system that coordinate all of
this and that's what I am trying to do here.
- To verify the delivery man, I was thinking of having the
user to put a security deposit first (to cover the lost
cost if someone ran away with the item) when initially
registering. It will be hold after a user gets X amount of
positive feedback and after that it's just reputation
from the business/merchant.
One of my inspiration of this idea is based of my experience when going back from school. Almost every time I went back to my apartment from school, I always show this same pizza delivery guy all the time, I know his pizza store is located along my route of school - home. Then I had a thought that I would want to deliver it, won't cost me anything too much, it lies along my usual route, cost me probably 5 minute, and I might be getting $5++ each time. Not bad as an extra money for college kids right.