GetMeCab.com in Media

Udai Singh Meena & Amit Lakhotia, GetMeCab: Online cab rental portal by ex-MMT ...

YourStory.in | On The Web | 3rd August, 2011

We at YourStory.in recently caught up with entrepreneurs Udai Singh Menna and Amit Lakhotia to know more about the business idea behind GetMeCab, an online cab rental portal. In this freewheeling chat with YourStory.in, Amit speaks about the size of the car rental market opportunity, the fact that they are a solid e-commerce play (rather than just a lead aggregator) and the dream of being the MakeMyTrip of cab rentals.
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GetMeCab Launches Cab Booking Service; Questions, Answers, Suggestions

MediaNama.com | On The Web | 3rd August, 2011

Amit Lakhotia and Udai Singh Meena, two ex-MakeMyTrip employees, have recently launched a new online service called GetMeCab.com, that allows users to check for cab prices online, and make bookings. MediaNama readers might recall that an online cab booking service,
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GetMeCab - An Online Aggregator Of Cab Rental Services

Pluggd.in | On The Web | 2nd August, 2011

Started in April 2011, GetMeCab is currently operational in Bangalore, NCR and Mumbai region and getmecabis competing for a big pie in the otherwise unorganized market. The online cab aggregation service business is in nascent stage in India and while this is a thin margin business, there is immense opportunity to grow the category and lead the market (i.e. be the redBus of cab booking category).
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GetMeCab.com launched as an online cab booking service

Alootechie.com | On The Web | 09th June, 2011

Gurgaon-based Unicus Infolabs has launched GetMeCab.com as a cab booking website in India. The site was formally launched on 25 April, 2011 and has so far recorded 135 transactions and 300 registered user base. The company is targeting a revenue in the range of Rs 22 Lakh to 25 Lakh for the financial year 2011-2012 and plans to take this to Rs 1 crore in the next financial year.
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