KT

30 Oct 2020

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How does a company like Hoolah get revenue given that theres no cost on the consumer? Is there a cost to offer this form of payment as a merchant?

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Lee John

30 Oct 2020

Online search says: Their business model only charges a merchants fee for the use of their platform. For the consumer, it’s totally free. https://www.singsaver.com.sg/blog/gig-economy-c...

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