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Shrinivas Bhalerao

Founder @KraftBags.s... • 8m

Hello everyone, I am building a platform where couples can book rooms on an hourly basis or for 24 hours. The key feature is that they don't need to share their ID details at the hotels. do u have any suggestions or any advice or it's just a bad idea

Ayush
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Medial • 8m

you can provide rental rooms per hour, per minute our per second. it's awesome 💯. but this no id thing. indeed crazy crazy step. you'll be shut down in no time.

Shrinivas Bhalerao

Founder @KraftBags.s... • 8m

the user's need to upload the I'd but we won't shere the ID's with property owner we will shere only in case of emergency or police involvement.

Ayush
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Medial • 8m

then the application has no clear value addition. if you are aiming for privacy 🔏 and data security. as people do have a valid risk of data theft in Indian hotels (mainly in low ticket hotels lower than 1k), then giants like Oyo will in no time impl

Shrinivas Bhalerao

Founder @KraftBags.s... • 8m

"Bro, it's all about marketing and how you present your business—that's enough to give tough competition to the giants."

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Ayush
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Medial • 8m

if burning cash in marketing is the solution, then it is not a scalable one. but yeah your point on brand positioning is Intriguing and can be a game changer.

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