On Stompstart by 23 August 2019 · London · United Kingdom
Collectorism.
A London and Budapest network where collectors of anything from stamps to napkins could show off their collections and swap items with anyone worldwide.
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Collectorism Ltd was incorporated in the UK (company 09386330), with David Kovats as director.
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StartupBeat reported that Collectorism launched its beta in November 2015.
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Collectorism Ltd was dissolved via voluntary strike-off after applying to be struck off in January 2017.
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“A global network providing a platform for collectors to showcase and exchange their items.”
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“A global network providing a platform for collectors to showcase and exchange their items.”
A website aiming to unite a 200 million-plus market. Collectorism is a place where users can showcase their collection and the passion behind it. It’s a place to meet fellow collectors without having the trouble of traveling to distant conferences or fairs. A platform that allows its users to exchange items with anyone from anywhere in the world. A chance to acquire new items every day! Our image-focused design and the simple drag-and-drop system makes browsing and exchanging collectibles easier and more fun than ever. Alongside active collectors, who would hugely benefit from being able to find others not previously within their reach, there are many who have been living out this passion only for a short time and still have their stamp collection under their bed, or a set of carefully-ordered napkins in the cupboard. We trust that our website will reawaken their interest, and they’ll stop pondering about what to do with their old collections.
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- London · United Kingdom
In our words: The listing, marked public beta, described Collectorism as a site where collectors could showcase their collections, meet other collectors without travelling to fairs and exchange items with anyone in the world through an image-led, drag-and-drop design. It pitched a market of more than 200 million collectors.
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