If you’re like me, you often forget things, questions like where are my keys? or what did I have for breakfast? are things I ask even when I’m not going anywhere or hungry.

But there are more important questions I ask, besides paralel universes or how proteins replicate. I often find my self asking the same questions, Who do I call to fix the satellite? or fixes my cars air condition? or even a good electrician? or plumber?

From the many different experiences people have with the service sector, many if not most are bad, I’ve noticed people tend to cling to a good service more than anything, there is nothing worth more than an honest good mechanic when your car breaks down, problem is, the service sector knows that, and many make use of it!

Jeeran, being a community based website that thrives on real people’s experiences, has brought forth a new level of communication and interaction with local businesses, its allowed people to share their experiences on businesses they’ve interacted with, quickly shedding light on those that stand out and putting those that don’t in the shade. With proper rating and filtering system, Jeeran saves everyone a whole lot of guessing and trail and error! One upset customer can go out and tell the world, with a click of a 1 JD mouse. Which makes sense, because our mission is, “To help consumers interact better with places
in their city”

Here is a great example of car mechanic interacting with reviewers, of which there are many in the services Category:

and another:

Who would have thought, interacting with car mechanics over the internet! Another question I should be asking my self is, is this for real?