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About dumpstore
Helping people find a dumpster
Going for walks around my neighbourhood, I started to notice a lot of different dumpsters. And I thought to myself:
"Huh, there are a lot of different dumpster companies. How did these people choose which company to go with?"
So I Googled "dumpster rental". And strangely enough, there wasn't much. Of the companies that even had websites, they often just wrote down their phone number. I'm born after 1990 - I will do everything in my power to not make a phone call.
I thought it would be nice if I could compare prices, or reviews, or even book online. So dumpstore was built to do that. Pretty straightforward story.
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But maybe there's a little bit more to it...?
How dumpstore got started
What else can dumpstore help with?
dumpstore doesn't have shareholders. It doesn't have a board, or any of that corporate jazz. It's just me - Milos. Infinite growth and profit is not my goal. (Some profit would be great though, man's gotta eat.) My goal is to solve problems. Solving problems is fun - and fulfilling.
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I've got lots of ideas for how dumpstore can help as it grows.
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Like helping with the environment - working with landfills, municipalities, and dumpster haulers to divert waste, and to minimize polluting our surroundings. Hopefully saving money along the way.
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Lots of little ideas too! Would be nice to track your orders maybe? That's on the development roadmap.
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But I'm just a guy - I don't claim to know what everyone's problems are, or how to fix them.
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So you tell me! If you have an idea, or a problem that you think dumpstore can help with - send me a message! I'm a real person, and your message isn't going to get lost in some call centre employee's desk.
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Thanks for reading, and here's to this dumpster fire.
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- Milos from dumpstore
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Helping small businesses compete
I believe in small businesses. I think that supporting a healthy, competitive, transparent market, where locals have ownership of the services and products in their area is part of a healthy economy and society.
I also know that it's getting harder and harder for small businesses to compete. Especially in the internet age. Not every business has the resources to build a website, run ad campaigns, or invest in a digital marketing strategy. So the big businesses dominate and monopolize the internet.
How many times have you clicked onto the second page of Google to find a business?
dumpstore doesn't charge businesses to list their offers. Heck, I research and list their offers for them. Everybody gets a chance to market their business, based on their prices and their reviews - not their ability to pay for digital marketing.
And in the end, small businesses get to compete and customers get better prices, better service, and more transparency.
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