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Number one missed opportunity for QR-codes: "For Sale/Rent" signs. It actively annoys me that I don't have a super-low-friction way to take a closer look at a f
by mseebach 14y ago
Number one missed opportunity for QR-codes: "For Sale/Rent" signs. It actively annoys me that I don't have a super-low-friction way to take a closer look at a for-sale house I'm walking by.
- jmj42 14y agoThey are starting to show up on realtor for-sale signs. There's one I drive by on my way to/from work that scanned a while back. I landed on the realtor's page about the house (which, BTW, was way out of my price range).
- sologoub 14y agoMy last attempt to scan one of those took me to the search page not optimized for iPhone/Android on the realtor's personal site... and no clue as to how to find the house I was standing next to.
- alanfalcon 14y agoI scanned a "more info" QR code once on a commercial building rental advertisement and was amused that the result was a direct link to a PDF file that had the floor plan of the building and nothing else. I guess I should have been happy that at least it wasn't a link to Justinsomnia. ( http://justinsomnia.org/2011/03/why-does-that-qr-code-take-me-to-justinsomnia-org/ http://justinsomnia.org/2011/03/why-does-that-qr-code-take-m... )
- dabent 14y agoI know that westsiderentals.com uses them for their signs here in LA. They have a QR code in addition to a way to use SMS to get information.
- drzaiusapelord 14y agoI see these all the time in Chicago. I think the only time I've ever scanned one was because I was curious as to the asking price of a house near me.