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I try things no matter if someone says it's a waste of time.
Like trying to break through a brick wall by running at it head first.... I bet you luv my posts....
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I try things no matter if someone says it's a waste of time.
And NASA's pen failed because they tried. I have not. Big difference. I try things no matter if someone says it's a waste of time. I'm not re-inventing any wheels here.
Like trying to break through a brick wall by running at it head first.... I bet you luv my posts....
Actually 15 customers (home owners) told me it's a good idea plus two well-known companies said the same. Now 15 customers are good to start with.I'm not knocking you for tying, but going against what you've been told on here is akin to the Russians knowing that a pencil will work, ignoring advice, and spending millions trying to reinvent the pencil.
I wish you well, I hope you have very deep pockets, or are lucky enough to find someone daft enough to fund you.
Why don't you make an app that checks if a house has had a survey. If it has then you can view it for ÂŁ1.
The reason why I say that is the first house I had a survey done on has faulty foundations. I kicked off at the estate agents cause they must have known this before I spent hundreds of pounds getting the survey done.
I wish I could have send the survey so someone and then the next person who wants a survey on the house will not waist lots of money like I did.
Actually 15 customers (home owners) told me it's a good idea plus two well-known companies said the same. Now 15 customers are good to start with.
I'm a developer myself and I have little cash for server hosting and that's all I need along with those 15 customers.
About the business
We advertise heavily. We give you t-shirts and mobile app.
Im creating an interactive website.
Hosting, so ÂŁ10 a month - where's the money for all the tee-shirts and advertising going to come from ?
Hope it does go as planned, but personally I cant see it working, the way you have described it.
This is just another typical example of someone trying to get involved in something they obviously know nothing about. Most bigger domestic customers/jobs DO NOT work in a such a set way, and most of them want and appreciate a personal involvement and willingness to discuss things ON THE GROUND as jobs progress. As someone said at the beginning, this is just rated people.
It goes like this for your information: Customer rings sparky, sparky goes round to customer, discusses job, agrees a price. Sparky does job, along with any other "while you are here" bits, makes customer happy, gets paid, goes back next time, simple. Everyone is happy. If it ain't busted don't try and fix it, that's what wrong with things these days.........
OP I've only skimmed over your business proposal, but apart from you making money (and no one can be knocked for that), you seem to be trying invent a solution for the age old problem for customers finding a reliable tradesperson, or selling that to your customers.
There are several businesse out there at the moment trying to do the exact same thing, and you'll find little support here for that here, I feel. Some of these business, are government approved schemes, which I and others here pay handsomely for the privilege of being a member, so I can't see another being a viable goer, IMO.
Perhaps you could direct your IT skills in another direction?
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