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Rahul Meena

Proficient in Java, ... • 7m

Creating a mall software where shopkeepers can open their shop and sell their product directly, even customers can buy their product by their nearest shop and they can get tgeir product with in 24 hours how is this idea?

Good idea

No it's bad idea

already in the market

something else comment

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Arya Kumar

Arya The Foundr • 7m

Ideas is good but the shopkeepers products price and wholesale price are so different, the shopkeepers are buy the product to wholesale price at wholesale market and adding his margin more to sale product Then you combine the shopkeepers and customer directly through the app and then you add your margin the price of product is so high and also you charge the delivery cost so this product cost or more high then the customer price expectations In my thoughts firstly finalize the product price then you add your margin or delivery charges

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Rahul Meena

Proficient in Java, ... • 7m

i am not gonna charge anything i just want to connect the shopkeepers i want to provide a plate form so that they can sell there product but yes monthly payment of that plateform fees only be charged

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