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Le site d'entraide dédié aux parents. 1.

Le site d'entraide dédié aux parents

Le fonctionnement du site pas à pas 1ère étape : inscrivez-vous Avant de pouvoir demander ou rendre un service, il vous faudra créer votre profil en remplissant toutes les informations nécessaires sur vous et votre/vos enfant(s). Dès l’inscription, votre compteur temps est crédité de 3 heures de service ! Vous avez entendu parler de MerciKid par un autre utilisateur ? 2ème étape : rendez service MerciKid repose sur la contribution de chacun en fonction de ses possibilités, de ses talents et de ses envies ! Pour gagner des crédits, plusieurs solutions s’offrent à vous : Vous pouvez bien sûr rendre service à un autre parent de la communauté, en répondant à une demande ou bien en proposant directement votre aide, en fonction de vos disponibilités et de vos envies.

Adoptez le réflexe du partage ! Vous prévoyez une activité avec vos enfants et vous voudriez en faire profiter des petits camarades ? Trustlr. Troovon. If you want to exchange services, to share experience between colleagues, or to earn money with forgotten equipment in your garage, Troovon gives you a choice of different packs to answer your needs.

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Starter Free Who is concerned ? Association : Until 99 members Company : Until 19 employees School : Until 99 members Get started — it s free Pro 1€ Per user / month Who is concerned ? Association : From 100 members Company : From 20 employees School : From 100 members Sign up Business Contact us What's your needs ? Troovon under white label ? Strategic partnership ? Etyssa - Plateformes Web de mise en réseau des habitants et des acteurs locaux. Sharing in your Neighbourhood. Wishlist. Billiz - Accueil. Colocation pour maman et son fils à Paris (75) - 75000 Paris - Colocation Monoparentale - Petites Annonces famille. Les Jules, des hommes à ( presque ) tout faire. Localblu.com. Autour.com.

TaskTurtle - Slow and steady wins the race. TaskRabbit - Task Rabbit. TaskRabbit Confession. TaskRabbit is a hot startup that everyone is buzzing about.

TaskRabbit Confession

Like Zaarly, it is a local network that allows users to post and complete tasks in their neighborhoods. Think Craigslist and Twitter mushed together. TaskRabbit was founded by Leah Busque in 2008. It raised $5 million last spring and was featured on the ABC Nightly News as a solution for America's job crisis. Every month, $4 million worth of tasks are posted on the network. Like any startup, TaskRabbit is not without flaws. COMMUNITY STIMULUS: Local Currency + Barter Networks as Social and Economic Drivers. Sharetribe. Friendly Quarters. Forum soft CYclos - Français. Cyclos. Cyclos. Easyswap. Superfluid, une plateforme d’échange made in USA « 1001 monnaies. Radical Sharing Works: This Guy Lets the World Use His Starbucks Card for Free - Business.

Download this image to your phone, take it to Starbucks and scan it at the cash register: It'll get you a free coffee.

Radical Sharing Works: This Guy Lets the World Use His Starbucks Card for Free - Business

It's part of a radical experiment in sharing that's teaching us something about mobile money in the process. "It's been extremely uplifting," Jonathan Stark tells GOOD. About one month ago, Stark posted the barcode image for his personal Starbucks card online, for anyone to use. Surprisingly, it still has money on it. Lessons From the End of the Free Starbucks Card Experiment (UPDATED) - Business. Starbucks has put an end to a the Jonathan's Card free coffee bonanza, citing concerns about fraud.

Lessons From the End of the Free Starbucks Card Experiment (UPDATED) - Business

As we reported last week, mobile app developer Jonathan Stark accidentally kicked off a massive experiment in collective consumption and mobile currency when he made his Starbucks card available for anyone to use or fund. Stark's project may be over, but it's inspired the community he created to carry on its legacy through new communal cards and other good deeds. "This proved that people are generally good," Stark tells GOOD. “Way more people involved, from a person by person basis, did the right thing. " The card was open to the public for about a month before it became a national news story early last week.

After about a week in the spotlight, the fun ended. That may sound like straight up stealing, but Odio apparently intended it as an experiment of his own. Once Starbucks became aware of Odio's efforts, the company shut down Stark's card. Sharing Is Common Cents.