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I knew jajah was disrupting the chat/voice call business, but this is just brilliant.
by ujjwalg 17y ago
I knew jajah was disrupting the chat/voice call business, but this is just brilliant.
- teej 17y agoI'm having a really hard time seeing the brilliance in this. First off, the barrier to entry is -huge-. Both people need to have accounts on both services. That's four accounts for one call. Secondly, it's allowing you to activate a service via Twitter that should already be easy to do. If it's hard to make a call on Jajah to another Jajah user, they're doing something wrong. Third, Twitter isn't a command line. I don't type things into Twitter that I want to do. It's a simple, many-to-many communication channel. This doesn't fit in to the way people use ( or don't use ) Twitter currently.
- ujjwalg 17y agojust to give you an example.. all the big dating sites (match.com/eharmony.com) have a secure calling service and they charge money for a user to be able to use it... now on twitter which is again a social site, you can do that without giving much away.. and see how it goes.. before actually going on a date and exchanging real numbers..
- teej 17y agoI don't see how this is a useful replacement for just using Jajah, Skype, IM, or email.