▲ 3 r/StartBusiness+1 crossposts

What are the friction/ pain point small businesses face?

I’m helping a company that target small business owner as ICP. They offer AI cold calling/ crm/ follow up but it’s been a month and no one sign up despite using meta ads/ social media post. It got me wonder if this really is something small business owners want or they enter the market too late since businesses are already using these tools.

Business owners out there can u tell me what’s your pain point and what would shift you from one tool like this to another. Is it more advanced features or cheaper options?

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u/yoohoo2325 — 6 days ago
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My boyfriend wants to sue his old landlord for security deposit

Location: SF, CA, USA

My boyfriend wants to sue his old landlord for security deposit that she owns him. We’re from SF and it has been more than a month since he moves out from her place (basically he moves out in April but he still pays for that month to give her 1 month notice to find a new tenant). He sent her a letter notice demanding his security deposit after 21 days had past since his lease with her ended but then she said she would deduct the utility bills from his security deposit.

Giving more context, it’s a shared house so the landlord just calculated everything herself and bill the tenants. This utility bills deduction were out of no where since she has been stopped billing him on her own for 13-months during his lease. He doesn’t know the reason but he assumes it’s because another tenant moved out so she got lazy to calculate the bills.

Then she sent him a text saying he owns her $1,300 because the utility bills for 13-month was around 3,300 (his security deposit is 2,000). So he asked her to send him the bills like the actual proof of the bills since we’re both agree that it’s insanely high for 1 person.

She hasn’t sent any messages back since. So now my boyfriend wants to sue her to get his security deposit back. We want to check if this case would be favorable to him. Because we don’t know if utility bills deducting from security deposit like this is ok or not and since she’s an old lady would the court be more kind to her or something? Lol.

Also, not sure how much this would affect the case but I stay in the shared house with him for a week when I moved to SF while we were apartment hunting so we can find our own place. We did get her permission and there was no problem. But not sure if she can use this in court in anyway.

P.S. she still had some of his packages and letters because it was sent to old address and she still hasn’t sent it to us.

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u/yoohoo2325 — 18 days ago
▲ 6 r/LandlordLove+1 crossposts

Is this a good case to sue landlord?

My boyfriend wants to sue his old landlord for security deposit that she owns him. We’re from SF and it has been more than a month since he moves out from her place (basically he moves out in April but he still pays for that month to give her 1 month notice to find a new tenant). He sent her a letter notice demanding his security deposit after 21 days had past since his lease with her ended but then she said she would deduct the utility bills from his security deposit.

Giving more context, it’s a shared house so the landlord just calculated everything herself and bill the tenants. This utility bills deduction were out of no where since she has been stopped billing him on her own for 13-months during his lease. He doesn’t know the reason but he assumes it’s because another tenant moved out so she got lazy to calculate the bills.

Then she sent him a text saying he owns her $1,300 because the utility bills for 13-month was around 3,300 (his security deposit is 2,000). So he asked her to send him the bills like the actual proof of the bills since we’re both agree that it’s insanely high for 1 person.

She hasn’t sent any messages back since. So now my boyfriend wants to sue her to get his security deposit back. We want to check if this case would be favorable to him. Because we don’t know if utility bills deducting from security deposit like this is ok or not and since she’s an old lady would the court be more kind to her or something? Lol.

Also, not sure how much this would affect the case but I stay in the shared house with him for a week when I moved to SF while we were apartment hunting so we can find our own place. We did get her permission and there was no problem. But not sure if she can use this in court in anyway.

P.S. she still had some of his packages and letters because it was sent to old address and she still hasn’t sent it to us.

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u/yoohoo2325 — 18 days ago

Cooking vlog on youtube & instagram

I and my boyfriend make a youtube channel and instagram together. It’s a cooking vlog if anyone wants to check that out. He’s a chef so he usually has new recipes.

Youtube: in the link

Instagram: @broccolilover.dp

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u/yoohoo2325 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/Bedding+1 crossposts

I can’t find any hole in it but yet small feathers keep coming out and that makes my allergy real bad. My boyfriend said we should try washing it first, then if that doesn’t help, we can buy a new duvet.

So 3 questions here:

  1. Why is feather coming out

  2. Can I stop feather from coming out

  3. If not and I have to buy a new one, what should I buy? Down alternative?

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u/yoohoo2325 — 2 months ago