On Stompstart by 21 September 2019 · New York · United States
Bogglo.
A New York app that tried to turn each college campus into a private, student-only marketplace, then rebranded as Seconds in late 2015.
Commerce and marketplaces
Timeline
- On record
AlleyWatch profiled Bogglo as a free student-only marketplace app in New York City, founded by Andres Cohen, with buyers paying a 14% fee and a Boston launch planned.
On record · Announced - Renamed
The company's Instagram account announced that Bogglo was officially rebranding as Seconds.
Rename · Announced - Directory page saved
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“The fastest way for college students to buy and sell secondhand items safely”
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“The fastest way for college students to buy and sell secondhand items safely”
Brief description: Bogglo allows students to transform their campus into a local store where they can quickly buy and sell what they need. College students are always pressed for time. They do not have the leisure to run around town searching for what they need nor can t...
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- Education
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: Only a directory excerpt of the listing survives. It described Bogglo as a way for college students to turn their campus into a local store and buy and sell what they need quickly, pitched at students short on time.
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