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Raj Pareta

Stealth • 5m

I came across a general problem with 10-minute delivery apps. These apps offer the first order with a minimum cart value of Rs. 100. However, subsequent orders require a minimum cart value of Rs. 200. This makes it impractical for me to purchase a Rs. 50 product. Additionally, I’ve noticed a shortage of 24/7 general stores in most cities I've traveled to, which worsens the problem. Has anyone else faced this issue? What are your thoughts on the lack of convenient late-night shopping alternatives?

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Raj Pareta

Stealth • 5m

I forgot to write about the free delivery after minimum cart value actually😅😅

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Anonymous 5

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I wonder if there's a market opportunity here for a new delivery service that specifically caters to late-night shoppers and offers more flexibility in terms of order values. It could be a game-changer for urban dwellers who often find themselves in these situations.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 5m

This is a major pain point for me too. Sometimes, all I need is a pack of batteries or some basic groceries, but I can't find any open stores nearby. The 10-minute delivery apps seemed like a solution at first, but the minimum order value just defeats the purpose, especially for those late-night emergencies.

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Anonymous 3

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Late Night Quick Commerce? can that be a separate space? I highly think so, cuz why not, urban cities have a lot of people looking for these kinda settings around them.

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Anonymous 2
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Wipro • 5m

It’s actually a good observation.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

bro, fr, for one specific masala i’ll have to take the whole ingredient list just to get a free delivery.

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