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What happens when the U.S. President uses your startup for a conference call

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Re: What happens when the U.S. President uses your startup for a conference call

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Cool story, but I hope permission was received first to divulge those account usage details.

Yes. Having hosted debates/etc for the white house (I used to run Google Moderator), I can say they will likely be awfully annoyed if this PR was not run by them.

Re: What happens when the U.S. President uses your startup for a conference call

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one suggestion after signing up for an account and using the service. I misread and thought there would be video for some reason, i just assumed webcast would mean streaming audio and video. My mistake, but regardless when i went to delete my account i found i couldn't actually do that. I had to send a request to support@mixlr.com to remove an account. Fix that! Overall though, nice product and the app seemed well laid out and easy to use.

Re: What happens when the U.S. President uses your startup for a conference call

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post #5

Cool story, but I hope permission was received first to divulge those account usage details.

what account details?

> has been a paying Mixlr subscriber for the last 4 months and broadcast more than 20 times

> On Friday, one of their representatives dropped us an email

Re: What happens when the U.S. President uses your startup for a conference call

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post #5

Cool story, but I hope permission was received first to divulge those account usage details.

what account details?

Normally businesses don't disclose who their customers are without prior approval.
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