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Mailpile sets off alarm bells for me. The web page seems big on promises, and decent webmail isn't the eaiest thing in the world to make a decent UI for. Never
by HarrietJones 13y ago
Mailpile sets off alarm bells for me. The web page seems big on promises, and decent webmail isn't the eaiest thing in the world to make a decent UI for. Never mind that it's all wrapped around some kind of seamless background application.
I'm doubtful that they'll do what they think they can do. Good luck to them, but I'm unsuprised that paypal has witheld funds.
- ballard 13y agoFUD. Every project that's not yet done is a crystal ball of promises until its delivered. IGG and KS have good records so far. And these guys that put their names on this project are highly motivated to deliver.
- TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago"Things don't just happen because Prime Ministers are very keen on them! Neville Chamberlain was very keen on peace!"
- andridk 13y agoYou're entitled to your opinion. But I've personally met two of three team members. So these or not phantom people, trying to take your money. Paypal doesn't seem to have any problems taking money for "shady" people and just refusing to pay out. In my mind, that makes Paypal shady - and not the people that use it.
- mpyne 13y ago> So these or not phantom people, trying to take your money. Well Paypal doesn't stay in business on trusting the reputation of one or two people at a time. Trust simply doesn't scale like that. So while I or you personally might not worry about this, Paypal would still have to look at this through their dispassionate business case microscope to evaluate how risky the situation looks.