Just a few short days ago, The Fancy added social commerce to its Pinterest-like discovery and sharing service. Today, the fast-moving startup added local commerce via Zaarly's peer-to-peer marketplace.
Zaarly is simple: You need something done, you find a neighbor who can do it. Or if you have a unneeded item, you sell it to someone who lives right around the corner. It's local commerce, mediated by the internet: eBay for your block.
As of today, users on The Fancy can sign up for commerce and sell their creations. Two charming examples the company provided are cookie monster cookies, and lego-head propane tanks.
The only question: Will the site be overrun by ugly items that people want to sell out of their garage? That certainly doesn't fit The Fancy's elegant interface and brand.
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