FreelyWheely
| Startup Name | FreelyWheely |
|---|---|
| What problem are you solving? | Recycling and re-using things is a great idea, but until now there was nowhere that made it easy to find new homes for your stuff. We make the process simple and slick, a few clicks and it\’s done. No need to find a local group, no need to be an eco warrior, no email lists, no nonsense 🙂 |
| What is your solution? | FreelyWheely is a place where you can offer your unwanted belongings, for free, to someone who can make use of them. |
| Target Market | Consumers |
| How will you make money? | Everything is free 🙂 |
| Tell us about the market & founders, why is this a great opportunity? | FreelyWheely is brought to you by Jon Vaughan and Trish Monks – a computer guy and a bean counter – who came up with the site to address an experienced frustration with what are now their competitors. In the early days the pair put up leaflets in their local area, and gave away a good deal of personal belongings to get things started – it seems to have worked! |
| Founders Names | Jon Vaughan |
| Founders Email | NA |
| What type of funding has the company received? | NA |
| If you have a press kit or image gallery please provide a link (optional) | NA |
| Website | www.freelywheely.com |
| Twitter Handle | NA |
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