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If this isn't your core business, it's not just about technical difficulty. It's also about time, maintenance, and ROI on the implementation. Are you saying t

• mrtron 18y ago
  What I took from his post was that he was pointing out that DIY is an option for most potential customers of this service. Explaining why this service is a win in the terms you mention such as time/maintenance/ROI for DIY is necessary to convince users to purchase.
  • wensing 18y ago
    Point taken; I see how our resource contraints make us an easier sale, but others may be more able to devote development time to this.
• trapper 18y ago
  Agreed for some things. But in most languages it's one line to send an email, sms, gtalk message etc. I honestly couldn't believe they were trying to charge for email sending or other messages that do not cost money to anyone? Best of luck to them, but pass.
  • jammer99 18y ago
    I think the "it is one line of code" needs to be challenged. If you want a reliable, white-listed mail service, it is a whole bunch of upfront and ongoing work with postmasters to deliver a high successful-delivery rate service to your users. And that's just one example.