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Joseph

Stealth • 2d

(Asking for a friend) Connecting people to their local person who irons clothes. I am being extremely straight forward but basically trying to put structure to this service. There is actually less 'Ironmen' than we assume. Your honest opinion. I know you may feel the tendency to shoot the idea down just hearing it (even I did) but just think through it slowly and give your opinions. Merci beaucoup !

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 1d

This is a service-based business, and trust will be a big factor. You’ll need to offer a system that allows easy pick-up and delivery, along with secure payments and a review system. All the best Joseph.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 1d

Yep everyone needs their clothes ironed, but the issue is how scattered and unreliable the current services are. If you could create a platform that connects people to their local Ironmen, you could meet this demand

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 1d

Ironing ka market toh existing hai, lekin tumhara USP hoga local and personal touch dena, jahan pe log apne area ke kisi trusted person ko hire karenge. Abhi jo big companies hain, unmein personal interaction ka kami hai

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