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Feel2Sharë

We all might have bought or had things needed only for a specific period, and later, they are mostly left unused. Not only us, but most People find it difficult to simply throw them away as they might still have a value in general even when they are almost useless for them at that instant. The most relevant option left at this instant is only to re-sell or donate them. But people simply can't find a nearby buyer to sell their not so too valuable things when selling them to a distant buyers on online platforms might not worth the effort not only in terms of monetary gains, and also finding someone who need the things in the nearby to donate is also a difficult task when having sellers having their own important daily work to look after. So, I have an idea of making a secondhand marketplace where users can buy or sell products in their specific region to simply those who need them. The idea is to find a nearby customer for the user for trading the respective goods.  Items held by people like reference books, laptops, filters for domestic purposes (washing machine filters) often fall in the specified category and the idea is useful for people to let go of them. 

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  • In all honesty, this should really be available everywhere already. It's convenient, time-efficient, and ideal for individuals with hectic lifestyles.
  • Genius idea! A community-level market could even foster community ties while assisting individuals in decluttering
  • It's almost like giving old things a new life! And it minimizes the environmental footprint of excess consumption.
  • So practical! Having trouble finding local buyers or donors is always an issue — your solution natively addresses that problem.
  • A simple yet an effective idea, local second-hand deals can save money and cut waste. The tricky parts are trust and convenience: people worry about spam, an d safety. If you add simple features like verified photo or even ratings it would be better.
  • This would be especially beneficial for students and the frequently moving. They could just sell or purchase necessities in their own community.
  • I enjoy the idea of bringing sellers and buyers together in the same community. It makes it faster, safer, and more human to trade secondhand goods
  • What a brilliant idea! It not only saves people money but also helps with sustainability in that it encourages reusing things rather than throwing them away.
  • This is such a relatable problem! I have so many items lying around that I don’t use anymore, but selling them online always feels like too much hassle. A local marketplace would make things so much easier!
  • This is a great idea! It directly addresses a common and practical problem, especially within a defined community like a university campus or specific neighborhood.
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