naifwonder

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   by naifwonder 16y ago

   To be fair, I don't have access to raw data so I cannot make a fully informed decision on the matter. However, given that Yahoo and AOL have been providing the service for a long time, I doubt they would have been doing so if it were not su
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   by naifwonder 16y ago

   Please note that what I am about to say is not meant to be defensive. Rather, it is a list of facts. It's not about me WILLING to take the risk, its about me actually being ABLE to take the risk. The short codes themselves cost upwards of $
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   by naifwonder 16y ago

   That is definitely an option, but not the most preferable. Seeing other companies provide free text messaging demonstrates that it is possible to do so without a subscription fee. I just want to explore all the avenues to be able to do some
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   Ask HN: Advice on the next move

   8 points by naifwonder 16y ago|7 comments