/biz/ - Business & Finance

Do you guys think an e-bike rental business would be profitable?

This is my idea:

>buy 200 e-bikes from china for $600 each
>make a website where customers can rent one for X months
>make the 12 month contract the most desirable by giving the first month for free
>bike maintenance is simple and cheap
>insure all the e-bikes from theft

It's a rough plan, but isn't this a good idea?

>>16152505
Only one of us can be right, we soon see

>>15177596
>Buddy the shirts you buy are shit.
Sod off, Pajeet. I've been buying from both of the places I mentioned for literally fifteen years now. The shirts are high-quality, look fantastic, and I constantly get compliments on how great they look.

Sanny at Paul Bespoke knows his stuff and is a hell of a nice guy on top of it all.

The only person I know who has a better tailor is my boss, and the bum won't tell me where he buys his wardrobe. Pretty sure it's from Hong Kong, though.

Looks dog meat is back on the menu boys

>>6815300
>le whitepaper meme
you can order those from fiverr for 40 bucks, they literally mean nothing
just order one for your favorite coin if it makes you feel better

>>6650221
i feel like it is better for vechain to stay away from the government
too much insider trading in crypto and theres a big hunt for corruption in china