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Looking to Swap Beauty Sample Products? Find the perfect trading partner on eDivv.com.
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eDivv.com Launches as 1st Online Marketplace to Swap Beauty Subscription Box Samples
New site created to facilitate trading of beauty sample products from popular services like Birchbox, Ipsy, Julep Maven, and more.
Do you have unusable or duplicate products leftover from your Birchbox, Ipsy or other monthly beauty services? Trade it! It can be just as fun and easy as receiving the boxes. With this concept in mind, eDivv.com launches as the first online community providing users of all beauty subscription boxes a free marketplace to negotiate and trade their samples. Beauty subscription box companies send 4-6 products each month, many of which are thrown out, put in the closet, or never used. eDivv.com facilitates the swapping of these items through an interactive, negotiating-like platform never before seen on the internet.
Trading, or as eDivv.com likes to call it, “divvying,” is a fun, easy, and interactive way to swap products online. Through the use of “Divvy” Requests, users can accept, decline, or counter their trading partner’s offer through checking or un-checking products listed under their trading partner’s account.
Beauty sample products are already being traded on mediums across the web today, including Facebook pages, makeup blogs and forums. However, these modes are currently insufficient and traders can’t always trust their trading partner’s dependability. eDivv.com allows users to adequately post products to their page, search for products of interest, negotiate potential trades, and rate their trading partner’s reliability at the completion of a trade.
It has never been easier to own the hottest beauty samples you actually want to use.
About eDivv.com: eDivv was created by Casey Casterline and Jon Katz. Casey is an avid subscriber of many beauty subscription box service companies and was frequently frustrated by not always receiving the sample products she greatly desired. Casey went on a mission to develop a platform that would bring users together and facilitate the trading of these products, thus eDivv.com was created.
For additional information, visit www.edivv.com.
---------> After reviewing the site I'm most definitely going to start a shop, though I wish there was a way to sell verses just trade, but I'm assuming that would make the site more complicated or even against the law, since most samples have a "Not for Resale" watermark. The website is nicely put together and easy to navigate. Here's a link to my eDivv shop: http://edivv.com/items?shop_id=901. I'll be adding more items soon.
New site created to facilitate trading of beauty sample products from popular services like Birchbox, Ipsy, Julep Maven, and more.
Do you have unusable or duplicate products leftover from your Birchbox, Ipsy or other monthly beauty services? Trade it! It can be just as fun and easy as receiving the boxes. With this concept in mind, eDivv.com launches as the first online community providing users of all beauty subscription boxes a free marketplace to negotiate and trade their samples. Beauty subscription box companies send 4-6 products each month, many of which are thrown out, put in the closet, or never used. eDivv.com facilitates the swapping of these items through an interactive, negotiating-like platform never before seen on the internet.
Trading, or as eDivv.com likes to call it, “divvying,” is a fun, easy, and interactive way to swap products online. Through the use of “Divvy” Requests, users can accept, decline, or counter their trading partner’s offer through checking or un-checking products listed under their trading partner’s account.
Beauty sample products are already being traded on mediums across the web today, including Facebook pages, makeup blogs and forums. However, these modes are currently insufficient and traders can’t always trust their trading partner’s dependability. eDivv.com allows users to adequately post products to their page, search for products of interest, negotiate potential trades, and rate their trading partner’s reliability at the completion of a trade.
It has never been easier to own the hottest beauty samples you actually want to use.
About eDivv.com: eDivv was created by Casey Casterline and Jon Katz. Casey is an avid subscriber of many beauty subscription box service companies and was frequently frustrated by not always receiving the sample products she greatly desired. Casey went on a mission to develop a platform that would bring users together and facilitate the trading of these products, thus eDivv.com was created.
For additional information, visit www.edivv.com.
---------> After reviewing the site I'm most definitely going to start a shop, though I wish there was a way to sell verses just trade, but I'm assuming that would make the site more complicated or even against the law, since most samples have a "Not for Resale" watermark. The website is nicely put together and easy to navigate. Here's a link to my eDivv shop: http://edivv.com/items?shop_id=901. I'll be adding more items soon.
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