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1. SHARK TANK FREE ONLINE PHOTO PRINTING SERVICES BLUETOOTH
2. SHARK TANK FREE ONLINE PHOTO PRINTING SERVICES PLUS

How can they do it? They’re selling ads on the back of the picture. It’s a photo-printing service like Snapfish and Shutterfly, but they offer up to 20 pictures a month completely free. I actually laughed out loud at this pitch. #EmpowerWomen #endhunger Ĭompany: Savanna Cowley and Samuel Agboola, “Flag” The guys seem genuinely concerned about people’s safety, tough: SHOULD NOT BUY unless you’re in a high-risk job or they’ve proven it works.

SHARK TANK FREE ONLINE PHOTO PRINTING SERVICES BLUETOOTH

Should you buy? This one’s interesting, because I can press a button twice in an emergency - but literally betting my life on Bluetooth pairing isn’t something I’m excited about. The entrepreneurs counter at 15, and she counters at 18.

SHARK TANK FREE ONLINE PHOTO PRINTING SERVICES PLUS

She proposes an interest-free $100,000 loan, plus 20 percent equity and a $2 per-unit royalty until she gets her money back. As a real estate impresariess, the safety of realtors who meet up with strangers in empty buildings is something she’s keenly aware of. Like nearly all the Sharks so far, he believes the problems they’re going to have at 20,000 or 200,000 users just aren’t apparent yet.īarbara, though, loved that the Guard Llama guys mentioned realtors as a potential market. Sacca has a litany of problems with this: The tech is neither bulletproof nor proprietary, he thinks the brand is “soft,” and the online direct-sales model is going to be difficult to scale. Wonderful offers one of his signature royalty deals: $100,000, five dollars per sale until he gets $120,000, plus the five-percent equity. If you think #SharkTank is great… /yIfEDDTs6s

“You’re right,” he says, and hits it with the #fingergunz: “Five percent is a nothingburger,” he says, and the llama makes some sort of hooting noise in agreement. Kevin wants to make an offer, but a $2 million valuation and five percent equity make no sense to him. “The minute someone has serious consequences because” GPS, Bluetooth, cell signal or any of the web of technologies that make this work fail, Cuban says, it’s going to be a legal and PR nightmare. I knew I smelled something but I could’ve sworn it was Mr. Well! Sounds like it’s time for a DRAMATIC COMMERCIAL BREAK.

“I like everything about your company,” says Cuban, “except for the product. Guard Llama went live last September, and has 2,000 subscribers so far at $10/month or $100/year. With the PIN/distress PIN system, it seems all the use-case bases have been covered. Giving the wrong PIN indicates that something is wrong. Mister Wonderful wants to know, what happens if you do? Or worse, if your abductor does? But Navares and Parisi have addressed that. If you don’t answer your phone, they dispatch police. If you press it twice, you get a phone call.