In that case i'd be happy to give you a try out, probably more suited for my
other business www.solveitall.com.au
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Hi James,
It's not a competitor :) The current prototype is modeled around the
traditional B2B sales process, not deals. It's a lead/crm/sales tool,
think: salesforce.com
Regards
Ryan
On Oct 10, 3:55 pm, "James Gilbert / Ideall.com.au"
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> I wonder if that's a competitor or partner for ou
Before we shutdown our previous project the intention was to go with a
merchant account at one of the major banks, eWay as the payment gateway,
and Spreedly as the recurring processor and CC database. At the time
Spreedly was selected it had the best support for Australian payment
gateways, and
Hi,
We are doing we webstart up and I would have to say that the innovator
dilemma is a serious problem. Website's can be made for an ever decreasing
cost, and anything other than trademark IP is an absolute nightmare.
What it comes down to is that there are so many ways to offer an extremely
I wonder if that's a competitor or partner for our model ? :)
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Hi,
We are currently developing a prototype sales tool that breaks leads up
by region/suburb/postcode and then again by their current sales stage.
We see this type of sales application being used by companies that:
1. They are looking to attain several clients/customers (typically b2b)
per r
Cheers simran,
one final point of difference, the deals will appear on the businesses very
own page, so we're not limited to our userbase, anybody who visits a
particular biz can see these deals and buy them, incidentally this will
force businesses to offer an actual discount, otherwise they'll
Thanks James.
Love the idea, hope you are successful... i'll definitely be a visitor that
will hopefully become a loyal visitor if the deals are good...
I do think a lot of effort is needed to weed out the "mark them up to mark
them down" deals... the days of "build it and they will come" for dea
Hi simran,
thanks for the feedback,
search is one of our key features, so we are letting people search by text
entry, price, discount, volume, location, etc ( lots of things ) An example
can be found here
http://solveitall.com.au/images/IDEALL/10053852-original.jpg
Biz will be given a "Cust
Hi James,
Great site... love the look and feel of it.
A few thoughts (and a few questions):
* I know you said, any deal... but are you going to have different verticals
(when you have enough data; more than just an industry, but product types)
as well? or is it more a whole bunch of stuff and we
http://nanowares.wordpress.com/2011/09/30/logic-apparently-off-limits-in-the-law/
Nanotech has even worse issue in that all manufacturing is
"free" (except for the first one). IP Insurance sounds good at first
glance but when you look into the details there are a lot of
CONTRADICTIONS. Stealing ..
I'm also looking into this. Here are two others you might want to look at:
- www.fastspring.com
- www.cheddargetter.com
Cheers,
Chris
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 11:32 AM, Ryszard wrote:
> thanks for the tips Dom. We're pre launch, so waiting isnt really a
> problem at this point. I read about
thanks for the tips Dom. We're pre launch, so waiting isnt really a
problem at this point. I read about stripe on HN this morning
actually, and i'm not sure how quick they'll be to the aussie market,
probably slower than what i'd like. spreedly is a good lead tho' thx.
;-)
On 10 October 2011 11:
There's also Spreedly (spreedly.com) which is a reoccuring billing
service, they hook into eWay among other processors. If you could wait a
while longer there's a new integrated payment system startup called
Stripe (stripe.com), but as with most things they're USA only for now,
hence the wait.
Hello Everyone,
Sorry if this is a repeat message. I attempted to send this message
before, and when I hit "Post message" button, it asked me to log in
and then did not seem to send the original message. Anywho...
I am interested in hosting a hackfest for software engineers and
related profession
good call patrick.
I'm under no illusion as to how difficult building a billing system is
:-) i've worked with some, have seen home grown versions, and have
even in a previous life had a stab at it myself. its not a decision i
would undertake on a whim.
in light of there being actual services th
zuora and chargify both have good services and integrate to a lot of
platforms. paypal can do it too. whatever you do, don't write your own...
managing a billing process is way too much overhead for a startup. rebuild
and replace it once you're making 10m revenue. if you insist on building
your own
just to reply to myself here, last time i checked (a few months ago) i
didnt notice that eway was a partner of chargify, it looks like the
decisions have just been made, the guys at eway are really helpful.
On 10 October 2011 05:45, Ryszard wrote:
> great vincent, thx for the info. paypal is som
great vincent, thx for the info. paypal is something i want to keep
away from. co-incidently there was this on HN
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3062473 about pay pal. i'll have
to look into payment express.
i guess the alternative is to actually write our own (do i see a gap
in the aussie
Get some appropriate tax advice. (This post isn't tax advice!)
There are lots of things you can do, and lots of things you can't
do...
The other thing to remember is you can plan for the current tax
situation, but you can't ensure that will be appropriate for the
future.
A couple of points:
- yo
Hi Jason,
I recommend looking at http://chargify.com and http://recurly.com
My experience is with Chargify and the API is pretty good and you'll
be able to build your app around it. You can also setup web hooks to
get notified about expired credit cards, those type of events.
Chargify can handle
The insurance covers the risk of having a competitor steal someones
IP. The "victim" can then use the insurance money to sue those that
stole it. It seems that even though companies do acquire IP and
patents they often can not bother to chase those that steal it. This
IP insurance may be a way
I'm with Antony
The secret is not in your idea, but your ability to execute it! Ideas
are too overvalued, and I'm sure we all have at least a few a week,
but in most instances, do nothing about it. Telling your idea to
someone, they still have to believe in it, come up with a business
model, devel
Sorry all for my spam blast from LinkedIn.
Quite sneaky actually, I thought I was logging on to linked in, but it
was to send invites to all my email contacts!
Serves me right for using the same password :-/
Rob
On Oct 8, 8:55 am, Rob James wrote:
> I'd like to add you to my professional netwo
HI all,
In the (hopefully near) future I'll be launching a startup that
requires a monthly billing cycle (as well as one off payments). I've
checked out eway and am pretty impressed with them, however its not
exactly what i'm after. integrating with eway would mean writing our
own billing platfo
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