harryzhang

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by harryzhang 13y ago
Some of the comments are grossly exaggerated and don't really apply to the epicenter of Detroit where alot of the innovation/change is occurring. I grew up and lived around the Detroit area for 20+ years and I wholeheartedly agre
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by harryzhang 13y ago
worked great! excited to get them :-)
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Ask HN: What do you do for SEO?
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Querying their API and we have a backup source as well when USPS goes down (ie last week)
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Ireland is one of the few countries that is not covered due to that reason
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by harryzhang 13y ago
It's AusPost
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by harryzhang 13y ago
For the US, yes we are using USPS data as it is the most accurate and up to date.
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by harryzhang 13y ago
We can give you some credits. Please make an account and email me harry(at)lob.com
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Neither Fedex or UPS offer street level international address verification like we do. UPS only covers USA and Puerto Rico for street level and Fedex only covers USA. http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/bussol&#x
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by harryzhang 13y ago
The USPS is where we get our data from...we have a layer of abstraction in case you don't want to deal with SOAP and XML and want something simple via REST.
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Verifications are free for Lob for US addresses as well, but we have support for INTERNATIONAL verification...Easypost only has US.
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Looks like SmartyStreets is limited to just the US and charges $1000 for unlimited lookups. Lob also autocompletes addresses if not entered fully as well and is FREE for unlimited lookups. I'll also add their data set from the USPS is
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by harryzhang 13y ago
We don't claim to be perfect and nobody is. Some countries have greater detail in their postal system than others do which affects accuracy. We have an internal grading system for each country we support detailing exactly how much info
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Show HN: Send snail mail to your government(infraprint.com)
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Why is the US tech community losing the immigration debate?(plus.google.com)
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Microsoft announces Microsoft Ventures(microsoftventures.com)
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Amazon launches 3D Printer store(amazon.com)
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Thumbtack Series B raises $12.5M(techcrunch.com)
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Show HN: Send father's day card via CURL(blog.infraprint.com)
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Apple Announces iTunes Radio(theverge.com)
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Google to buy Waze for $1.3 Billion(theverge.com)
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! While we're still private alpha right now - the next step will be to provide additional information like the type you just described. Stay tuned.
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Our commercial printers actually do just that: print the document, stuff/fold it into an envelope, and drop it off to be picked up by USPS/Fedex/etc.
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GitHub releases Octokit, simple and official way to build on GitHub API(octokit.github.io)
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GitHub Announces Octokit, The Official Way To Build Using The GitHub API(techcrunch.com)
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by harryzhang 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We're still finalizing pricing but our goal is to be at least be 15% less than what you'd pay at retail (ie. Fedex, print shops, etc.)
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Show HN: Infraprint - print API for developers(infraprint.com)
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How Google Wins Over Users By Giving Them Less(fastcodesign.com)
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Microsoft reveals the new Xbox One console(theverge.com)
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