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AVO Service delivery

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Roscoe Arbuckle, Nov 25, 2021.

  1. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    This just came to my mid-rise and it's a game changer. Free delivery. No tipping. Delivery within 24 hours or sooner depending on when you order.

    Prices are pretty spot-on compared to other grocers.
    Plus you can order liquor and beer.

    The only thing I see wrong so far is that they have limited items, but that is sure to expand. Unless they die out.

    And for those thay live in multi-tenant places and get Avo to contact and set it up at your place? You'll get $250 in credit. Or maybe they send you a check.

    But as someone that has used Kroger, HEB, Central Market, Randalls, and Drizly, this is soo much less expensive.
     
  2. CCorn

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    Great to hear. My best friend is involved in this startup.
     
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  3. Roscoe Arbuckle

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    The one part I found funny was that to keep their insulated bags cold they put in a frozen water bottle, so you get free bottles of Kirkland water also.
     
  4. CCorn

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    The logistics of launching a new market sounded insane.
     
  5. Xerobull

    Xerobull ...and I'm all out of bubblegum

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    Read a little about it. Nice angle.

    Seems very territorial- I wonder if the mob will get involved.
     
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    How do they make money? Is it just that they are their own grocery store so they are ok with thinner margins?
     
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    Yes. They are a retailer. And I’m not so sure “thinner margins” vs a grocery store is completely accurate. You’d be comparing warehouse operations costs vs operating grocery stores.
     

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