Show HN: I built a thing
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Show HN: I built a thing
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#2Ha, I had an idea to build a product around this (and related services) the other day.
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#3How much is the price after 30 day trial is over? You may want to put up that price somewhere on the site.
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#4It feel so good to read "I built a thing"
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#5Phonestub - when you need a local phone number you dont need.
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#6Using technology to solve a personal pain point. Not a huge problem, but a problem nonetheless, and now your life is a little bit better. I like it. It's stuff like this that really makes me appreciate the power of coding.
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#7I need this, thank you! How do you get the local phone number? won't I have to pay for it anyway?
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#8I need this, thank you! How do you get the local phone number? won't I have to pay for it anyway?
I believe there a few services that allow you a free phone number, for example, Google Voice.
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#9Very cool thing. I would include a summary on the use case on the questionsthree website or a short paragraph describing what exactly it is. The only reason I had some idea of what it was, is due to the blog post that directed me there.
Just some information (also, pricing) to provide before asking for people to give away their emails.
Cool thing, though!
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#10So this isn't a problem where I live, they actually let you use any number, (my cell, landline, etc) and it does the dial and press 9 thing.
However, I am renting out my apartment to people and they would sometimes forget the gate key or whatever, and I'd get a call literally once or twice a day all to just press 9. I could see this being useful.