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Another business idea

charlotte49er

By charlotte49er,
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charlotte49er

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Didn't like Lojack for Children.

How about, "No Left Over Parts!" or "Some Assembly Required."

A buddy and I had this idea several years ago, and never followed through with it.

We come to your home and assemble anything that needs to be put together.

Toys, swingsets, grills, bikes, etc.

You'd be VERY busy around Christmas, but think about Spring and Summer with people buying grills and bikes? Toys R Us charges $10 to put together a bike. (Actually that sound cheap with gas prices.)

You would be surprised at how many people don't know which end of a hammer to use. Or can't interpret Chinese instructions! Or buy from IKEA!

I always thought it would be a good part time business.

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probably would be....yes. Guess it would come down to money...how much would someone be willing to pay to put that bike or bbq together compared to how much a person would be willing to make...throw in tools, transportation. I think it's doable though...but tough to scale.

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