Dear Apiary, let us pay you
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Dear Apiary, let us pay you
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Re: Dear Apiary, let us pay you
#2Oh those foolish startups, trying to buy Enterprise Software online on their own, and not by the clueless CTO going golfing with an Oracle sales rep.
Re: Dear Apiary, let us pay you
#3As soon as I saw it was an Oracle product, I knew only pain could be the result.
Re: Dear Apiary, let us pay you
#4And this is why you don't do business with Oracle. They don't want your business, you're too small to make a profit that matters to them.
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#5Some kind folks at Apiary have reached out and gotten this attention. It looks like they got our account fixed.
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#6I used to use Mashape for an API service I provide, but they recently transitioned (sold?) their marketplace to RapidAPI.
I've been happy with the move, as RapidAPI seems to be working hard to improve the API-provider portal.
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#7Some kind folks at Apiary have reached out and gotten this attention. It looks like they got our account fixed.
We are updating the post right now :)
Re: Dear Apiary, let us pay you
#8Some kind folks at Apiary have reached out and gotten this attention. It looks like they got our account fixed.
why it didn't work earlier? were you talking with wrong apiary/oracle support channels/using twitter handles?
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#9Also, please give a way to version the API specs and specify different environments to hit with the said spec (mock, test, stage, etc.) when trying the service.
Re: Dear Apiary, let us pay you
#10How did the word Oracle not immediately scare the author away? They make a large portion of their revenue through license compliance auditing.
Doing business with Oracle is dangerous.