Just wondering if this business model would work out...
You can rent a sneaker for 3 days ( e.g. ) for as low as USD1.10 but you have to put a deposit that is as much as the price of the sneaker that you are going to rent . In addition , the deposit that you put can only be taken out after a year ( if you want ) . Besides , you also get an additional 5% of your deposit after 1 year .
However , there are some conspicuous matters that worries most of the people , which are :
a. The hygiene condition of the shoes
- What if the shoes will be throughly cleaned and made sure that the shoes are in perfect hygiene condition before it will be rented out ? Will that still be a problem ?
b. What if the shoes were not well-treated during renting ?
- If the shoes are still in good condition after renting , no fees will be charged . Unfortunately , if the shoes are returned in a deplorable condition , the deposit will be forfeited .
So basically just wondering if this business model has enough market acceptance ?
You can rent a sneaker for 3 days ( e.g. ) for as low as USD1.10 but you have to put a deposit that is as much as the price of the sneaker that you are going to rent . In addition , the deposit that you put can only be taken out after a year ( if you want ) . Besides , you also get an additional 5% of your deposit after 1 year .
However , there are some conspicuous matters that worries most of the people , which are :
a. The hygiene condition of the shoes
- What if the shoes will be throughly cleaned and made sure that the shoes are in perfect hygiene condition before it will be rented out ? Will that still be a problem ?
b. What if the shoes were not well-treated during renting ?
- If the shoes are still in good condition after renting , no fees will be charged . Unfortunately , if the shoes are returned in a deplorable condition , the deposit will be forfeited .
So basically just wondering if this business model has enough market acceptance ?
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