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Facebook app helps friends share books, DVDs and video games
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In the same way consumers can use Keepio to list and sell items through Facebook, they can now use
StuffPal to share their goods. Specifically, the new Facebook app from Los Angeles-based Loconuts is
designed to facilitate the sharing of books, DVDs and video games among friends.
Users of the app — currently still in Beta — begin by signing in through Facebook and building a
personal media library of any items they’re willing to lend to friends, including textbooks, music, DVDs
and video games. Friends can then view each other’s inventories for items they might like to use. If
they see something they like, the friends meet up in person for delivery; a tracking system within the
app helps users stay on top of who has what and when it’s due to be returned, according to a recent
post on Moms Going Green. The video below outlines StuffPal’s premise in more detail:
In today’s tough economic climate, sharing initiatives such as this one are always going to be popular
with consumers, and tapping into a pre-existing social network seems a logical step for a service that
relies on its users knowing each other. How can your brand help transumers avoid the bonds — and
expense — of ownership?
Website: www.stuffpal.com
Contact: [email protected]
Spotted by: Murray Orange
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