Good news for all Apple fans, especially the impatient ones, is the new startup named iQueue which offers a service via an app to wait in line on behalf of users in exchange for a ‘symbolic’ fee, reports Mashable.
The Singapore-based startup currently has 10 professionals on its team specialized in waiting in line, mostly students.
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There are several options for the waiting service offered by iQueue, whose founders say that this startup is a ‘professional waiting service’. Prices vary from $15 per hour, while booking for an 18-hour wait in line can cost up to $185.
The service also allows for live updates from the line through photos and videos every 15 minutes, thus providing the user with an experience as if they are in line themselves. iQueue stated that the most common requests come for waiting in line when it comes to purchasing sneakers, concert tickets, and of course mobile phones.
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It may sound like selling smoke at first, but the next time you find yourself waiting in line for, say, submitting an application for an ID card, you will surely wish that someone else is waiting instead of you.
