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by volandovengo 16y ago
Wow - congratulations. If you have managed to make 1 million in your 20's, you are probably a very driven person who could impact the world in a lot of ways. I suggest doing a little bit of reflection on what you want out of life. Money is
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by volandovengo 16y ago
Good for you man, I did the same about a month ago. Amazing how hard I found getting rid of the golden handcuffs.
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by volandovengo 16y ago
Thanks for the response. How do you like the MailChimp API?
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Ask HN: What are you using for email marketing?
11 points by volandovengo 16y ago|5 comments
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by volandovengo 16y ago
I looked into this. Seems like to keep them on my site, I would need to get a SSL certificate installed on my server which doesn't seem fun or cheap for that matter. Thanks all the same :)
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by volandovengo 16y ago
thanks for the pointers.
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by volandovengo 16y ago
beautiful - i will look into this. thanks
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by volandovengo 16y ago
thanks for the suggestions. I will look into them :)
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by volandovengo 16y ago
Thanks for all the pointers. I now realize that all I want is a payment processor which will allow me to keep the user on my site while they enter their payment details. I don't believe that I can do this with paypal. Any ideas?
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by volandovengo 16y ago
thanks for sharing your thoughts. :)
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by volandovengo 16y ago
Thanks for the pointers and the quick reply. I'll look spree up. If I go with something like paypal to handle the checkout process, do I still need to worry about general security? Much thanks :).
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by volandovengo 16y ago
What you describe is pretty much what I envisioned. It would be simple in the following sense: - there will be no cart, buying an item shoots them to the checkout process - we will only list a single item/day
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Ask HN: Build Site vs Use Magento for eCommerce site?
6 points by volandovengo 16y ago|15 comments