[NexxLevel]

Business:
Nexx Level Cab Service is a luxury transportation service based in Los Angeles, Ca.

My company will fill a niche in the market by offering upscale transportation with no minimum rentals, offering the comfort of private transportation with the flexibility of a taxi service.

It is the mission of Next Level Cab Service to:
-Reliably provide upscale private transportation
‐Provide value through flexible “taxi‐cab” operations model
-Exceed client expectations for customer service

Less than $30,000 to startup and ROI in a matter of months.

Please contact for further questions or information.

Thanks for you time and consideration.

[dragonrift]

Can you give more details on your plans?

[paul2145r]

I have a driver that I use in Vegas that does something similar. Good business to get into, if you can afford the cost of 2-3 late model vehicles, along with the bonding and insurance it takes to legally transport people in your municipality.

Do you already have a vehicle? Not sure that 30k will cover the purchase price. I guess leasing would be a better way to go...

Anyways, keep us in the loop if this project takes off. Next time I'm in LA, I'll look you up!

[NexxLevel]

Sure, I can email you my business plan. Just PM me you email address.

[NexxLevel]

Paul2145r,
Yes, this industry has good business especially in major cities.
I know 30k is low but i done heavy research and its just enough to get the company started. I don't have a vehicle yet and I do plan on leasing.

Thanks for you response and will keep you posted.

[dragonrift]

now i just need investors to look at my proposal lol

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