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FYI, Karma's best mechanic is that you send a gift to a recipient without entering cc info; then when the recipient accepts, you become socially obligated to co
by kalvin 14y ago
FYI, Karma's best mechanic is that you send a gift to a recipient without entering cc info; then when the recipient accepts, you become socially obligated to complete the payment process. It also asks the recipient for their address, so you only need to pick the item and enter their email (or FB select). It's generally a beautifully designed app.
- frankdenbow 14y agoYes, this is a really good mechanic. The way they also volley back and forth with notifications on when the card is read, and prompt the recipient to send a card/gift back, all make for a great experience.
- ceol 14y agoI found their website to be beautifully designed as well. I had no idea what Karma was, but a single click and scroll told me exactly what it was and how it works. It's also pretty neat. Good on these folks for making something awesome!
- waterlesscloud 14y agoIt looks like an interesting idea, but the thing that throws up a bit of a flag is that it seems susceptible to becoming SkyMall-ish. I.E. limited and overpriced selections of mixed quality. I don't know that it gives me the precision and control I want with gift selection...