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Write a reviewI wanted to order something on Glovo, but I was disappointed to see that there were very limited options available for my location at the time. I honestly expected to find more vendors on the app, so it was surprising and a little frustrating. I hope Glovo can expand its vendor coverage in more locations so that more customers can enjoy a wider variety of options.
I've been using PiggyVest for a couple of years now, and it's been a great experience! The UI/UX is clean, smooth, and easy to navigate, making saving and managing finances effortless. Honestly, it's one of the best finance apps out there. Keep up the great work, PiggyVest! 👏
The meal price range feature is a great addition, as it makes it easier to find meals that fit your budget. Ordering through the app is also seamless and user-friendly!
I created an account on the mecash app and I proceed to completing my KYC by uploading my passport photograph and picture of my utility bill and awaited account verification which took quite some time. The process was easy and setup was relatively easy as well
My experience with 500Chow has been great so far. The platform is easy to use, and I appreciate the convenience and smooth experience it offers. The service looks promising, and I like how it makes things easier for users. I would recommend 500Chow to others who want to give it a try.
A good candidate to replace or supplement Chowdeck imo. I love Chowdeck for having many offers and the Chowpass feature for free delivery, but Swoop features many small time vendors I never knew were in my area. What's more, these small restaurants usually have deals on food or delivery and great prices. Only chain restaurants can offer these benefits on Chowdeck. My only issue is with the platform charging over 20% as a "small order fee" for orders below 3k when I still have to pay delivery and a service fee.
The delivery was fast, and the food arrived hot. Would definitely order again soon.
I really like how smooth and fast the process was. Everything from sign up to kyc verification to card creation was really fast. I was genuinely surprised at how fast it was. To create the card, there is a minimum funding of $1 and a card creation fee of $4 (for Nigerians, you will be spending about N7,125 to create the card). Overall, I highly recommend it
The product is of good quality and matches the description provided. It arrived in good condition, and the packaging was satisfactory. Overall, I'm pleased with the purchase and would recommend it to others.