massarog

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by massarog 15y ago
clickable link: http://friendfury.com
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by massarog 15y ago
I really love your service, however, I'm not a fan of the design (seems cartoonish). Was this just the design aspect you were going for or are you seeking a redesign in the near future?
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by massarog 15y ago
Attractive layout, simple 1 click twitter login, easy to choose categories and follow people. Well done.
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by massarog 15y ago
It's refreshing to know someones mind is deeper in the gutter than mine since I didn't see that upon checking out the game ;)
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by massarog 15y ago
These guys do great, affordable work: http://explainabl.es
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by massarog 15y ago
Go digital, stop faxing out things and you'll save a ton of money :)
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by massarog 15y ago
Exactly :).
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by massarog 15y ago
I say yes it makes money, it is my full time job. They just reply with "oh, well that's good, good for you". Instead of saying I run an 'online business', I've just started telling people I run a marketing company (which it is), and that se
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by massarog 15y ago
I make enough from my online business that it would be the same as me getting a full time job making 65-70. The thing is, many people that are not in the tech world have no idea how much money can be made online.
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Ask HN: When people ask you what you do, what do you say, and how do they react?
15 points by massarog 15y ago|16 comments
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by massarog 15y ago
Require users to sign in with their HN info before being able to chat, that way you don't have a ton of people trolling in the chat with fake usernames.
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Ask HN: What kind of chair do you have?
10 points by massarog 15y ago|15 comments
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Ask HN: What bank do you use for your startup/small business?
3 points by massarog 15y ago|3 comments
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by massarog 15y ago
I use http://snapengage.com to interact with users of my website as well as companies who are inquiring about working with us. It works great and people really utilize the live chat.
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by massarog 15y ago
This. When it comes to money, people will exploit it as much as possible. From their FAQ: "Do I have to pick the winner of my contest? If your contest receives less than 5 entries by the time it ends, you're not obligated to pick a winner.
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by massarog 15y ago
What state are you in?
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Ask HN: Any developers on here in Connecticut?
5 points by massarog 15y ago|0 comments
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by massarog 15y ago
The thing is though, I never check my events on facebook (I'm sure many don't either).
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by massarog 15y ago
I think texting or a phone call is a better solution. Also, I think the technology behind it is more important than getting people to pay for an entirely new service. This can be sold to current card companies who could integrate this into
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by massarog 15y ago
It would be the first part, but I don't know if it is technically possible yet.
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by massarog 15y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. This seems like it would be the best possible solution. An automated message that you can setup with your name/family name that just reaches out to everyone who has yet to respond. I really hope someone
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by massarog 15y ago
This could work as well. The idea I had (buttons in the card) was supposed to be a universal idea that anyone could use. I know that if my grandparents got my invitation with a code to send a text to they wouldn't because they don't have ce
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by massarog 15y ago
Yes, that is entirely true, although such a pain to have to follow up with people who you are inviting to your event. I had this problem, so I was just thinking of the easiest way possible for people to respond without having to put much ef
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by massarog 15y ago
Legitimacy will be our biggest hurdle, but we will be screening the offers as well (at least during the beta phase). Even if the person is not being entirely honest about what they are booking for, the hotels are making the decision in the
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by massarog 15y ago
That is a possibility, although since it seems like making a phone call or sending an email to RSVP is already hard enough, the chances of people scanning a QR code and RSVP through the URL would be slim (in my opinion). I just feel like pe
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Ask HN: I have an idea that solves a problem, I hope someone does it
6 points by massarog 15y ago|23 comments
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by massarog 15y ago
I've heard of them before, they seem like an online booking site for boutique hotels/romantic getaways. With our service, yes, you would get personalized deals based on your trip information, and you would have the option of picking the bes
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by massarog 15y ago
Those are actually considered chain hotels, although they are upscale hotels. Boutique hotels are the ones that provide guests with a greater experience on all fronts. Say you wanted to go on vacation to NYC for your anniversary with your w
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by massarog 15y ago
You can also check out http://explainabl.es
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by massarog 15y ago
Technically no. There are people who travel for work/leisure and would still want a great experience at a boutique or upscale hotel.

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