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Whoa, you're giving each person their own number (as opposed to, say, an extension). That means you're paying $1/customer/month even for dormant customers. Seem
by jackowayed 16y ago
Whoa, you're giving each person their own number (as opposed to, say, an extension). That means you're paying $1/customer/month even for dormant customers. Seems like a really bad call.
Other than that, I really like it. Sorta like Awesomeness Reminders, but recorded by people who love you. Design could use some work, but the signup flow was nice (not requiring any info but phone number). Though now the only way to login involves you calling me again and telling me the pin I already know, which isn't great.
Also, I'd stop using a redirect and set it up so that Appengine serves write.
- MarkPNeyer 16y agoThanks for the feedback! I plan to add some more features and tidy it up a bit, but I wanted to see what people thought.
- patio11 16y agoThat means you're paying $1/customer/month even for dormant customers. Seems like a really bad call. I do this for Appointment Reminder, too, mostly out of sheer laziness. I might revisit it eventually, but it hasn't broken the bank yet. (Finding my own number on my Twilio interface has gotten annoyingly complicated, though :) )
- jackowayed 16y agoBut people are paying you. Right now his service is free.