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I don't live in my home country and whenever I travelled back, I got a lot requests from people I know to bring some things for them from home. That is when I t
by viveksingh 3y ago
I don't live in my home country and whenever I travelled back, I got a lot requests from people I know to bring some things for them from home. That is when I thought of building `brings`, that would help connect two people, one of which is travelling between locations and another one who needs their item brought between those locations.
There are a lot of improvement that we already have in mind, but would appreciate your feedback as well.
Thank you.
- jjgreen 3y agoFine doing it for family members, do it for strangers and you'll quickly become a drug mule.
- beardyw 3y agoExactly my first thought. I would never carry anything through customs for someone else. You'd have to be crazy.
- viveksingh 3y agoI totally agree. That's a problem that we know of already, and do you think having the user's govt IDs verified would kind of resolve this?
- jjgreen 3y agoWould a private company saying "trust us, we've checked their id" make me risk a 20-year stretch? No.
- viveksingh 3y agoI understand.
- emmet 3y agoThis is so funny to me. You'd have to be an absolute simpleton to not come to this conclusion immediately. "Officer I swear, the app paid me 20 quid to bring this bag I didn't pack myself. That's ok right?"