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scalhoun2005

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About scalhoun2005

co-founder at Upmin.com

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    Comment #6486614

    Thanks! We only support javascript at the moment. Most of the data gets updated with the user on your site, so this was the logical first client since any backend would work with i…

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    Comment #6486023

    We had a lot of users emailing about the beta price so we decided to adjust the pricing to $5 for unlimited beta access. Would any of you prefer an integration with Sales Force, Ze…

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    Comment #6486010

    It is never IN Google/Gmail. It is loaded via a chrome extension and injected in after Gmail loads.

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    Comment #6485572

    Hey, I am the creator of Accordive. I just wanted to note that we have users in private beta right now, and opted to openly tell everyone the signups were for a public beta, thus t…

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    Comment #6485553

    Thanks for the feedback! We only charge you one time, then never again until a month after it leaves beta. This just locks you in at the discounted price and doesn't charge you aga…

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    Comment #6485532

    Hey, I am the creator of Accordive. Thanks for the feedback! I have looked at the Raplets a bit but I wanted to make something that was a little easier to setup and would allow for…

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    Comment #5191201

    Do you guys plan on integrating with any of the existing ecommerce platforms?

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    Comment #3869684

    I am in the same decision process right now. What I find interesting is when you compare customers who will pay vs those who won't. The ones who are already willing to pay will oft…

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    Comment #3835158

    I'm working on this project as well so I can add a little insight. I needed one place I could login to, add as many email accounts as I wanted and manage them from one location onl…

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    Comment #3829028

    Totally agree, unless the purchase is cheaper than gaining popularity, but that seems far fetched in this particular case.