domain breadround.com and breadround.co.uk

[zsazsa]

Envisioned as a bread delivery service (similar to a milk round).

 

[jhm]

I'm not sure where you live but in the UK / a lot of parts of the world nowadays ...we don't do milk delivery now (never heard of bread delivery, but I'm sure that is / was a thing too, along with butter, cream, cheese, eggs, meat and vegetables)

Its certainly an old fashioned thing. I remember milk delivery was a thing some people had when I was a child in the 90's, I'm now 30. Also happened way before my time too, of course. I think due to a lack of good refrigeration and convenience factor ...people generally don't opt for this service now

People today go to the shop, use public transport - Period. I consider the use of this domain in 2021 to be limited. Sorry

 

[Future Sensors]

Envisioned as a bread delivery service (similar to a milk round).

I wish you had said this was about round loaves of bread. Then I would have simply told you that the words are in the wrong order. With the reasoning you gave, I agree with what @jhm wrote above.

 

[zsazsa]

I'm not sure where you live but in the UK / a lot of parts of the world nowadays ...we don't do milk delivery now (never heard of bread delivery, but I'm sure that is / was a thing too, along with butter, cream, cheese, eggs, meat and vegetables)

Its certainly an old fashioned thing. I remember milk delivery was a thing some people had when I was a child in the 90's, I'm now 30. Also happened way before my time too, of course. I think due to a lack of good refrigeration and convenience factor ...people generally don't opt for this service now

People today go to the shop, use public transport - Period. I consider the use of this domain in 2021 to be limited. Sorry

Thanks very much for your response.

To give a bit of context to my thinking: in London at least, milk delivery (as well as other staples, and fruit & veg) is making a comeback, initially for environmental reasons but now also because of the pandemic.

 

[jhm]

@zsazsa Exceptions exist, people who are stuck in their ways may do it

In 2021, certainly in London (as the case example), pandemic or not, people with a roof over their heads have good refrigeration, and go to shops ...it really ain't a big deal. Its more of an issue if you simply don't have good refrigeration, then the milk would spoil ...resulting in milk delivery being a demand (in those days). Vast majority of Londoners do not have this problem today

 

[Future Sensors]

+Delivery would be a better combo for such a service.

But then again, would you base a company on bread delivery?

Maybe sandwiches... or lunch.

 

[jhm]

I actually don't know of anyone that has this service now (whether rich or poor) ...super exceptional. If anything, if you have a fridge (literally, everyone does now) ...and you STILL get the milk delivered ...that's pretty posh, or a person simply stuck in their ways (old fashioned) ...an unnecessary expense

 

[zsazsa]

I'm not allowed to include links in my posts, but these are the sorts of services I'm talking about. They all deliver bread to people's doorsteps in London:

• Good in Bread
  
• The Bread Ladies
  
• Bread by Bike
• Bread Ahead
• Bread Bread

Both this and milk, veg etc deliveries are quite common where I live. It's not to do with refrigeration, more a desire to eat things that are fresh and have been produced locally.

 

[jhm]

@zsazsa I'm confident it exists, just limited and unnecessary

 

[Future Sensors]

I'm not allowed to include links in my posts, but these are the sorts of services I'm talking about. They all deliver bread to people's doorsteps in London:

• Good in Bread
  
• The Bread Ladies
  
• Bread by Bike
• Bread Ahead
• Bread Bread

Okay, I can see a business model for delivering luxury and special types of bread. Hope these services will make a good margin and survive...

The combination with +round isn't strong, to me.

 

[J4wd]

I could imagine it being used by a company that delivers sandwiches to office workers nearby. I think it has potential for the right type of business, but as per other comments is likely limited in scope, so I'd give it a mid to high $$$ valuation.