/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8168390
No, now shoo!

I find things to buy by putting in words searching for precisely what I'm looking for because I'm not a consumerist whore that "goes shopping" for random shit I hadn't even imagined.

>Find new things to buy
Absolutely disgusting.

>>8168436
How about choosing a category and more effectively browsing for the stuff you want? Or do you always know exactly what product you're after?

I am very good at spending money on shit I don't need.

I don't need help

>>8168461
>How about choosing a category and more effectively browsing for the stuff you want?
Assuming I know what I want but not what product specifically, it's not effective to swipe one by one on a phone. I'd rather search on metamerchant sites like amazon and ebay or search for sites that sell what I want and then skim the products rapidly until something catches my eye.

Wysker is, if their algorithm is actually good (why does this even need to be on a blockchain?), just for bored young people and housewives (mental children too basically) to swipe for fun and buy stuff on impulse with affluent daddy's money.

I'm not saying wysker won't take off, I just answered the question. If it actually works and it gains enough merchants listing their products on it to get it started, I think it will take off tremendously well, because the first world is full of these consumerist whores.

I just personally won't have any use for it because I'm not one of them.

Oh yeah and girls will make swiping on wysker a social thing. I fucking hate our culture.

>>8168544
>Assuming I know what I want but not what product specifically, it's not effective to swipe one by one on a phone. I'd rather search on metamerchant sites like amazon and ebay or search for sites that sell what I want and then skim the products rapidly until something catches my eye.

Hmm, that's pretty much exactly what Wysker does effectively IMO, skimming through specific categories until a flash of something makes me go "Oh maybe something like that."

Only works for things where the visual aspect determines value ofc, like shoes. I prefer Amazonish for things where specs are most important because Wysker makes those a bit inaccessible.

>>8168565
Good for me, good for the roasties, make it so.

>>8168544
If you do it that way, you could actually use wysker to browse those same listings as they are gonna onboard amazon etc. Then you get paid for doing what you already do because you create a valuable data set around your shopping behaviour.