Tasks

Find & Source

Someone looks, compares, and reports. They do not buy anything unless you post a separate purchase.

Shimokitazawa, Tokyo

A shutter part, in two Tokyo shops

The request: A repair needs one discontinued shutter curtain. Ask someone to visit two named used-camera shops, ask whether that part is in stock, and photograph it beside the counter if the shop allows it.
What comes back: A short note from each shop, the price they quoted, and one photo from the shop that has the part.
The payment: Agree the fee in USDC before the visits. It stays locked until you accept the two notes and the photo.

Trabzon

The request: A bakery wants three small roasters who will sell hazelnuts in twenty-kilo sacks. Ask someone to visit, note who will speak with an overseas buyer, and photograph a roasting room only with permission.
What comes back: Three names, a public contact for each, the sack size they actually sell, and one photo of a roasting floor.
The payment: The sourcing fee is separate from any later order. USDC stays locked until the three contacts and the photo arrive.

Lisbon

The request: A pianist needs a room for three afternoons, with a piano and a window. Ask someone to check three listings in person: does the piano play, does daylight reach the bench, and is the room quiet enough to record.
What comes back: One paragraph per room, a photo of the piano in the daylight, and which listing is worth writing to.
The payment: Agree the fee in USDC for the three visits. It stays locked until you accept the notes and the photos.

Name the place, the deadline, and the proof. The fee stays in USDC until you accept the work.