Hitchoo
I just got my Hitchoo cards today.
Hitchoo has a very interesting concept. You give the Hitchoo card to someone you met, he/she checks your profile on hitchoo and contact you. Its alot better than giving out namecards or moocards. Especially when you just met the gal.
Oh ya... the card is made using good quality material. Not those cheapo cards. I'm sure the person receiving the card would be impressed by it.
I quite like the concept behind hitchoo. Thanks to Kevin for recommending this website. Too bad I didn't get to meet Yinghan at blogout.
Actually, I have a better idea on how to use this Hitchoo card too. You exchange your card with one of your friend. So you pass your friend's hitchoo card to someone you think your friend might be interested in and your friend do the same for your card. Take it as a blind date or something.
Anyone want to exchange Hitchoo card? And don't sabo me go give it to a old lady hor!
Hitchoo has a very interesting concept. You give the Hitchoo card to someone you met, he/she checks your profile on hitchoo and contact you. Its alot better than giving out namecards or moocards. Especially when you just met the gal.
Oh ya... the card is made using good quality material. Not those cheapo cards. I'm sure the person receiving the card would be impressed by it.
I quite like the concept behind hitchoo. Thanks to Kevin for recommending this website. Too bad I didn't get to meet Yinghan at blogout.
Actually, I have a better idea on how to use this Hitchoo card too. You exchange your card with one of your friend. So you pass your friend's hitchoo card to someone you think your friend might be interested in and your friend do the same for your card. Take it as a blind date or something.
Anyone want to exchange Hitchoo card? And don't sabo me go give it to a old lady hor!
ooo... that is a pretty cool concept. can reduce the possibility of picking up stalkers. i like!
Posted by
Beans |
5/30/2007 04:13:00 AM
I heard estee, mentioned kelong at the blogout, it might be worth exploring, new ideas and innovations might be developed after the gathering, in a relaxing environment.
Posted by
Henry Leong |
5/30/2007 07:22:00 AM
What's the difference between this and social networks like Friendster? Check out each others profiles isn't something new. I like the card idea though.
Posted by
Benjamin Koe |
5/30/2007 09:35:00 AM
bee nee: actually, they can still stalk after logging in and finding your contacts. :P
Henry: Yes, I think now is the right time in Singapore to come out with innovative ideas. The recent gathering by TDM and village talk has been very encouraging. Hope to see more of such events.
Posted by
DK |
5/30/2007 10:46:00 AM
Ben: I think the main different now is the Card. But I'm sure they will come out with more features down the road. Its still rather new with few members only.
Feel that Hitchoo has lots of potential for future developments. :)
Posted by
DK |
5/30/2007 10:47:00 AM
Hitchoo feels gimmicky. For a conservative Singaporean, giving out cards seem to be... awkward?
Posted by
Anonymous |
5/30/2007 11:01:00 AM
Hmmmmm....like going in circles leh! But again, for blind dates, maybe a good idea when the guy or gal is shy.
Posted by
Anonymous |
5/30/2007 11:34:00 AM
brennan: Its supposed to help the conservative Singaporean. Giving this card is much less awkward than going up and say hi and give her your contacts.
tigerfish: Why going in circles leh?
Posted by
DK |
5/30/2007 12:01:00 PM
dk.
I want a Hitchoo card too!
I think this is a cool idea.
Posted by
eastcoastlife |
5/30/2007 12:38:00 PM
Sorry, you cannot apply cause you married. :P
Posted by
DK |
5/30/2007 01:11:00 PM
I agree with Brennan that it's a bit awkward to still be giving out cards (for social reasons) at this day and age. In addition, people nowadays are more direct and prefer shortcuts, e.g. pop diet pills instead of exercising. :)
Posted by
Anonymous |
5/30/2007 11:01:00 PM
Larry: so what would be the "diet pill" for dating?
Posted by
DK |
5/31/2007 11:02:00 AM