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I would feel more comfortable using a service like this if there were some sort of "About" page, describing who's running the show and why we should trust you.
by jawns 13y ago
I would feel more comfortable using a service like this if there were some sort of "About" page, describing who's running the show and why we should trust you. (Maybe there is, but it's not easily found?)
Also: More information about process.
For instance, where will these letters be postmarked from? For many developers, that's kind of important. Some might want the cache of a large city. Others may simply be concerned about the time it will take to reach the recipient.
- bavidar 13y agoYou can choose the address from which it is sent from. Time to recipient (TTR) is actually faster as we print the collateral closest to the destination city. Think edge print centers very similar to how CDN works.
- Pyramids 13y agoWhat are you using as a delivery backend? L-Mail? If I asked you: Why should I use your service instead of, say, ezgram.com, what would your response be?
- bavidar 13y agoWe have commercial printers in edge locations fulfilling our backend. Infraprint is a Printing API not a client application. The direct mail application was built to demonstrate the power of the API and what you can build with it. With the API you can integrate printing into any application. You can print documents, photos, books, flyers, postcards, etc without owning the actual infrastructure. All printing is done through REST
- wcfields 13y agoHow specific can one get with postmarks? For instance, it would be nice to send from Santa Claus, Indiana during the holidays.
- ChrisNorstrom 13y agoTotally agree. This left an extremely bad first impression. I don't know why startups ask for money without a single founder or member disclosing their identity, it just boils my blood. I mean it really pisses me off. It like someone's trying to trick or scam me. The about page is the first one that should go up.
- bavidar 13y agoThis has been added now.
- samatman 13y agothe word is cachet. I offer this only because the sentence as written is confusing.