Hi All,
Freegler is a peer-to-peer community site that allows you to rent things around your house or workplace to your neighbours, and make a bit of money at the same time. You can rent anything from camping and sporting goods, gardening equipment, kitchen items, power tools, you name it, you can list it on our site. It?s free to list an item, and it will appear immediately after you list.
Check it out,
Can I rent your sister for the weekend please?
I've tried searching by town - no results, county (several) - no results, then countries, UK, USA, Australia etc, no results
Careful, her sister might make Karen Matthews look pretty - this could cause permanant damage in the Oompa Loompa department :0
There are 13 items to rent on the site - all in Queensland (Oz). Still, it might be a good idea. It just needs to catch on, I guess.
Babelfish (fed on anti-BS thoughts) translation:
Some Aussie guy called Mark Bathie is trying to make his fortune out of a site he's registered which lets people rent things to one another - with him taking a cut of course. He calls it peer to peer 'cos that makes it sounds modern and egalitarian, and just what a surfing dude would do to save the planet - and not at all associated with him taking a 5.5% cut on every deal. But heh, Mark's really just this guy who's passionate about making a profit you know.
This spam about the business just happens to comes from Queensland University where Mark Bathie graduated.
Sounds to me like a recipe for accusations, aggravation and law suits. I don't believe even Queenslanders are honest and even-tempered enough to cope with the very many things that can go wrong (from the borrowed lawnmower's motor going wrong to the little kiddy killed when the wires come out of the lawnmower). After all, this looks to me like a "for profit" transaction.
Freegle in the UK is about giving things away for free (and I believe the name is also a registered EU trademark). I don't think this spammer has done its homework ...
Nick
I wonder if her boyfriend's uncle still has a spare divan bed?
Yeah - someone steals from you, someone else steals from them and so on ...
your house or workplace
Can I rent my neighbour's wife?
In message , Grimly Curmudgeon writes
Why go for second hand? Why not new?
around your house or workplace
Just as long as you don't covet her in the process.
Nick
She does have a fine ass.
like, I may decide to rent you for an hour.
The OP refers to freegler.com and not freegle.org.uk which simply redirects to ilovefreegle.org. Where's the problem?
Could it lead to confusion ....
Shouldn't you post a picture of yourself, as it is bound to affect how much she would want to charge you? I suspect it will be in the tens or hundreds of thousands in your case, whilst in my case ....
... it'll clearly be many millions.
Andy
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