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What percent of users will even open link from SMS and futhermore provide their physical address in web form? It looks exactly like most phishing schemes.
by ungzd 10y ago
What percent of users will even open link from SMS and futhermore provide their physical address in web form? It looks exactly like most phishing schemes.
- codazoda 10y agoI thought the same thing but on the flip side I love the idea of this simple solution. Maybe they have a creative solution to it looking like a scam?
- kirillch 10y agoHey! CEO of SwiftGift here. Actually our acceptance rate numbers are well over 85%! Reasons for such high success: 1. Sender can customise the notification message to their Recipient (calling them by a pet name or naming their anniversary etc). 2. Notification arrives directly from the Sender. Not from centralised number. Even if the Recipient does fear a phishing scheme (indeed this does happen) they will typically ask the sender what's up with their phone sending random messages. At this point the Sender explains... :) The reputation is basically crowdsourced - the Sender explains everything to their Recipient :)