I think everyone who uses craigslist at one point in time has wondered why they haven't made it more web 2.0 and social. Their old model still works and is very easy to use, but that is of course opening the door for these new start ups to create their own version of craigslist. I tried zaarly out and it was very easy to use and intuitive. The only problem of course is lack of users. The small user base right now is great if you are a small business and have services or products to offer as you will receive many eyeballs for what you are selling. I truly hope this particular site catches on.
Tried it once to check this interesting concept but was a bit turned down by the poor behavior of the technician that came to my home. I believe it is a matter of luck to get the right person to do the job and I will give them a second chance soon as I like the idea of being helped with domestic issues.
I think they've got a bit of work to do in terms of organization and site flow, but I like the idea. It's like craigslist meets grouponnow, but the community is still restrictively small. With over 14 mil in funding and IMO a pretty large team for the current offering, maybe they are on track to release some amazing new features?
This company is a spam, they ask for a lot of personal information and to be a partner with them they ask you for 10 customers information after that they send you an email saying that they can not working with you.
Don't believe them because they have a bad reputation.
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