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http://starstwirlstudio.com/tuition__fees

KardKarma is a business where people can buy, sell, and swap retail and restaurant gift cards. Every year there is nearly $90 billion dollars worth of gift cards that are sold to consumers, however, billions of dollars worth of these cards are never used. Many people receive gift cards from employers, friends, family, and others for products and services that they neither want or need. KardKarma will provide a local based card advertising site similar to the Craigslist model. By connecting local consumers to local consumers, KardKarma will distinguish itself from other card swap/sell sites which tend to clearinghouses for discounted gift cards from retailers and restaurants.

Fraudulent Gift Cards
Solution:
In order to become a participant on the web site, users while have to register and verify an email address before being allowed to post ads. The ads will also be subject to verification before being made active to attempt to spot any trends that may indicate fraud.
Age of Users
Solution:
The site may use some sort of age verification methodology, however, much more research and planning must be done before this concern can be solved.
Gift Card Availability
Solution:
The site start-out in only 1-4 cities, concentrating on getting traffic to the site and thereby seeking to increase the number of users seeking to buy, sell, or swap cards. It will be critical get as many users as possible, as quickly as possible. By keeping the number of cities small, a more concentrated advertising effort can be used, that will be far more cost effective.
KardKarma Becomes Huge
Solution:
The larger the site becomes and the more cities it incorporates, the more server resources will be required. It will be critical for the site to have the ability handle any number of users. This will always be an on-going problem/concern and as such will have to be constantly reviewed and addressed.
Someone has convinced the local Chocolate Shop to put their specialty cookies on the web. But they didn’t mention the risk with perishables. Preparing batches when orders come in will require getting up before the Dunkin Donut Man. No one told the local Florist about the cost of joining Flowers800 and if she didn’t join she could be lost. The furniture store who thought Web advertising would increase business didn’t encompass the calls that came and requested delivery – which resulted in typing up his entire personal. The boating supply redistributors didn’t realize the webhost he chose did not take pay pal. And the toys reseller didn’t encompass the shipping cost. And that’s just on the front end.
The competition for the judo school was not mentioned along with Search Engine inclusion costs. No one warned the online Wine store about Global age requirements and legalities. John’s antique pottery is trying to deal with credit card fraud. And the list goes on.
In the present day when we can’t distinguish the difference in searching online and internet or web. While some etailers may need to worry about viruses, others are concerned with keeping record orders safe and knowing what state taxes will be involved with purchases.
are coming from further distances and calling because the supply has decreased but the demand has increased.