iHaveit is a legitimate, high-volume commerce platform for physical music (vinyl/CDs) with significant verifiable traction (280k+ items sold on eBay, 13k+ followers). However, the PoU submission itself is of extremely low quality, containing hyperbolic claims ('most people have used my product') and lazy data ('audienceReach': 'everyone'). While the technology (multi-channel inventory sync) and business fundamentals are strong and likely generate revenue exceeding the calibration baseline ($2M+ est.), the score is heavily penalized by the lack of verifiable evidence provided directly in the submission and the unprofessional response quality.
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