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The depressing reality of your startup failing

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Re: The depressing reality of your startup failing

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I think there is a site that does this already. Try camelcamelcamel.com Having said that, I appreciate your zeal and effort. No amount of education would have prepared you as much as the workk involved in creating a fairly complicated website. Good job. I might just be using it. :)

I'd be delighted (:

But I also can't deny that camel^3 looks like a (much bigger) competitor. I've some ideas to improve what bugs me about Online Shopping, maybe one of them can differentiate me enoguh.

As I learned today: No reason to give up

Re: The depressing reality of your startup failing

#33

A bit early to declare something a failure no? If I had declared some of the App Store stuff I've done to have failed the same day they went up for sale purely based on watching analytics data, I would have totally missed the media coverage, chart rankings and word of mouth exposure (not to mention the loads of "thank you" emails from users) that occurred 1,2,3+ weeks later. In any case from what I can tell this is e…

Amazon does notify users of price changes -- up or down -- for items that are kept in your shopping cart.
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