most recent 30 from http://forpune.com 2010-09-07T13:16:19Z http://forpune.com/feeds/question/712 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://forpune.com/questions/712/online-raddi-depot-in-pune unknown (google) 2010-01-07T04:52:09Z 2010-01-07T10:12:32Z

<p>Today I came across a web site called www.RaddiDepot.com. They collect raddi from individual house and cover whole pune city. Pay as per market Rate. And donate generated revenues to NGOs supporting blind and physically handicapped kids. A good social service.</p>

http://forpune.com/questions/712/online-raddi-depot-in-pune/716#716 Navin Kabra 2010-01-07T06:38:12Z 2010-01-07T06:38:12Z

<p>While this appears to be another poster trying to advertise his own company on ForPune (like some other bad examples recently), however, I've upvoted this one, because I know people who used this service and they liked it. The price they paid was marginally more than what the local raddi-wala paid (Rs. 6 instead of the Rs. 5.5) and of course, it is convenient.</p> <p>+1</p>

http://forpune.com/questions/712/online-raddi-depot-in-pune/723#723 aparna k 2010-01-07T09:53:19Z 2010-01-07T09:53:19Z

<p>I have used this service and found them it to be very convenient. You can also schedule your pick-ups in advance which is good. Its also nice to know that the come of the money might go to ngos. </p>

http://forpune.com/questions/712/online-raddi-depot-in-pune/724#724 Shashi 2010-01-07T10:12:32Z 2010-01-07T10:12:32Z

<p>+1 for RaddiDepot.com</p> <p>Apart from convenience, the electronic scale is definitely a winner. The regular raddiwallah use weighing scale for first kg (they never carry high weights) and then just compare volumes to measure weight. That results into as much as 30% lower weight, according to my non-scientific measurement. </p>