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It looks real good. but I don't get the catch: is it free service ? is there a guarantee on the time between the user posting the form and me receiving the emai
by lozzo 9y ago
It looks real good.
but I don't get the catch: is it free service ?
is there a guarantee on the time between the user posting the form and me receiving the email ?
what if your site is down ?
- Piskvorrr 9y agoFYI, there's no guarantee of delivery, ever, where e-mails are involved. Guaranteed delivery is not one of its features. Best-effort store-and-forward, yes; for guaranteed delivery, you need a different tool. (I do wonder what's in it for Jumprock, too)
- therov 9y agoExcellent questions. It is free unless you want to use custom fields. The emails go into a queue which is listened for and processed when items are added. I have 3 that listeners that run simultaneously to handle email sending. If the site goes down then the emails are lost. I'm still working on a solution of multi region load balancing with high availability to ensure this doesn't happen.
- xiphias 9y agoWouldn't it be good to add paypal as an option? I don't need your service, but I'm always hesitant to give out my credit card number this easily.