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satish rapolu

NobStash.com | Diffr... • 3m

Are you bored of wearing repeated clothes? wanna try new... I have an idea of apparel renting, with a subscription model. Users can get 16 apparels for Rs.1000/- for 4 weeks (subscription cycle). Kindly share your thoughts.

SKT Cabs

Don't pack until you... • 3m

peer to peer renting from middle class to middle class is impossible , instead this you can go with high class to middle class. for example - Rohit sharma had a range rover with less running , no scratches, new condition , but now he bore with that car , so he decided to sell in 2nd hand market . A dealer purchases that car with a good amount and lists that car in 2nd hand market at affordable pricing. Now the Middle class or a person who can't afford new range rover , easily buys their dream car in 2nd hand market . conclusion - collect or purchase branded old clothes from high class and rent or sell to middle class .

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satish rapolu

NobStash.com | Diffr... • 3m

That's a really insightful perspective! It’s definitely something to consider. My approach isn’t peer-to-peer renting, we manage our own inventory.

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