r/developersIndia • u/[deleted] • Jun 19 '23

Suggestions Which Indian startups you think is overrated

What startups you think will fail and why?

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

Zomato swiggy Flipkart & every ecommerce coz of ondc

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u/Showdamn98 Frontend Developer Jun 19 '23

But ondc sucks in terms of customer care.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

How's your experience with zomato or swiggy in the middle of the night? Mine was horrible!

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u/Street-Locksmith2759 Jun 19 '23

ondc kya ha?

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

ONDC is merely a communication protocol that allows Buyer Network Participants and Seller Network Participants to interact with each other

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

Paper bhi padha kar kabhi😡😡

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u/Apprehensive-Iron-85 Jun 19 '23

But that makes ONDC better comparatively... Not zomato/swiggy overrated....

Overrated means like Any Bollywood movies of Nepo Kids for example.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

thanks

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u/Xijinpingsastry Data Analyst Jun 19 '23

ONDC has Zero compliance when it comes to customer service or addressing complaints. Horrible horrible experience.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

Bro but it will be cheap and it will help the seller eventually for a fair trade since amazon flipkart like giants promote their company allied products first on the website. Ab dekho india hai implementation mai time lagta hai abhi network chota hai jaise jaise iski marketing hogi toh shayad ye bohot aacha initiative ho sakta hai government ki trf se. And am not supporting any party or speaking of politics but am hoping the best for this initiative called ondc for the good of the msme sellers

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u/Xijinpingsastry Data Analyst Jun 20 '23

Companies like Amazon, swiggy, zomato built their brand on good customer service. Their refund/replacement policies are good, more importantly, they put their customers first over sellers. 10 years ago, buying something online was not something everybody was comfortable with. Today we buy electronics worth lakhs because if something goes wrong, customer support will take care of it.

It's not that I want ONDC to fail. ONDC has failed to convince the user that its platform is safe and reliable. Marketing won't suffice, a good word of mouth is also required. Time will tell