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Launch HN: Spreebie (DraperDarkFlow Portfolio Co.) – Neighborhood Shopping App http://ift.tt/2w1LWhE

Launch HN: Spreebie (DraperDarkFlow Portfolio Co.) – Neighborhood Shopping App Gen Z had their formative years after the 2008 recession - that means they don’t really know what life was like before then. They are tough, independent and fearless. They also don’t wanna make the same mistakes that their parents (Gen X) and millennials made - debt, debt and more debt. They wanna make money during college and are THE generation that’s gonna stick it to the status quo not out of some misplaced resentment but through the nature of their upbringing. Our service, Spreebie, gives them the tools that COMPLETELY crush old notions of trade/transactions and thus gives them the freedom to live out who they are while making money. Benefits:- - Sellers don’t need a fixed physical location to function on the store. You don’t need to have a brick-and-mortar store or be in the same location twice. You just tap a switch and whoever is around a two mile radius can see what you’re selling. - Real Human connection: Human beings want to connect. What’s currently happening is that customers get deliveries or get driven around by cogs of a nameless entity. With Spreebie, customers are NAVIGATED to sellers offering what they want nearby and the natural process of trade happens in a real and authentic way. - Fluidity of roles: We don’t divide people up into false dichotomies. Gen-Z is uniquely acculturated to that to adaptive thinking - this is why our service has no divisions or switches between sellers and buyers; you can sell, buy or do both however and whenever you please. - Vastly Reduced Transaction Charge On Cashless Payments: With Spreebie sellers and customers can choose to use cash for transactions or they can use cashless payments. With cashless payments, we DON’T rip them off. We only charge 2% of the sale compared to everyone else who’s between 10 and 30%. Check us out on the App Store: http://ift.tt/2vDikWN... and Our Facebook page: http://ift.tt/2wPsfXL August 16, 2017 at 07:04PM

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