I just saw the advert on TV, people using their iPads to view pretty pictures and pretty people taking photos of the items for sale.
So, I just had to look on the website.
Man, I'm still laughing. Far from the quality the advert proposes, these photos have been taken by a 2 year old and the items themselves, old car doors and tatty covered DVD's.
I just love it when the reality of a slick advert is funny as hell
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. . . but isn't this the same as the "Adverts" thread started by Sprout?
Or something else started by yours truly (as usual) 
So many things are "sexed up" to be more than they are.
Nice to see Shpock falling flat on its face cos its basically Gumtree meets eBay in an eBay-ee type Gumtree rip off.
May be it should have been called "The Car Boot App"
I can't see the point of Hungry House 'tap the app'
If I want food I can contact the local take away
Saint posted:
. . . but isn't this the same as the "Adverts" thread started by Sprout?
Or something else started by yours truly (as usual)
Quite the contrary, this is not an annoyance, in reality I find it quite amusing.
Saint posted:I can't see the point of Hungry House 'tap the app'
If I want food I can contact the local take away
There was a programme about these type of apps. Most small takeaways sign up. It's not always profitable for them, but if they don't some business can go to competitors. Also, I have seen stickers on takeaway windows saying that they are part of 'Hungry House' etc, personally I would not normally buy from places like that as they looked a bit iffy, but you don't always see that with an app.
