I Spent $500 Trying to Stump the Magic Delivery Service
wired.comUnless you are really wealthy and have no time, I still don't see a use for this service. All of the things described in this article, I can do myself for less money and less hassle (in the time I can send 4 or 5 text messages, I can actually go to the individual sites and order what I need).
I thought with all of the stats on unemployment and that millennials can't buy a house or a car because they aren't making as much money as their parents that they wouldn't have the expendable cash for a service like this. What happened?
It reminds me of Web Van, even though it's a different sort of service.
I agree. It's a concierge service, which is labor intensive. The high end has had such services for a long time. If there were an increasing upper middle class, then I could see the market for it. But there isn't.