>In regards to the "cashless" transaction, handful of mechanics that we reached out to early on were supportive of the idea. Mostly the independent shops. We ha

>In regards to the "cashless" transaction, handful of mechanics that we reached out to early on were supportive of the idea. Mostly the independent shops. We have seen some reluctance from franchise shops though. It goes both ways. In 1 way, every business loves cash-in-hand over having it processed (unless they're a massive company that prefers e-money, as it is less expensive to deal with). On the other hand, people normally screw around with service-men for payment, so having them able to bill electronically is a good way to market cashless transactions. Think of it this way "Don't you hate when you fix a clients car and it takes them 6 months to pay, with our app, you can get paid quicker and without needing to run around for clients. Just push an update requesting payment and clients are notified immediately." . etc etc I really like this app. Just don't "Uberize" or "Snapchatify" it. You aren't "making the world a better place", but you sure are addressing inefficiencies in the used-car market, which is a multi-billion dollar industry.