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I have read the article, and I’m still not sure what your point was. Are you claiming that I’m part of “the mob”? My comment had nothing to do with ABG, or the
by nrmitchi 4y ago
I have read the article, and I’m still not sure what your point was. Are you claiming that I’m part of “the mob”?
My comment had nothing to do with ABG, or them wanting whatever is in their contract. It was commenting on that fact that I, not apparently the parent commenter, has ever actually seen the Bolt product in the wild. That’s weird for something apparently valued at 250x their ARR.
Regarding ABG’s claim to a 5% stake, you can’t comment on what that means without knowing the terms that apply.
- dbingham 4y agoYou probably have seen it, but didn't realize you were seeing it. It powers the check out flow for many, many independent e-commerce websites. They don't brand it, so if you weren't oaying close attention to the details of the checkout flow ux, you wouldn't notice it. I became aware of it when I noticed that a bunch of online shops I use had exactly the same checkout UI.
- nrmitchi 4y agoBolts “network” page, which lets you search/shop across all their “network” only has 249 “customers” on it, many of which are absolutely tiny websites selling very niche products with 0 reviews. I’m not sure 249 counts as “many, many”