September 19, 2008 – 12:21 am
Quick one for today. Social shipping/retailer company ShopATron seems like a great way to sell things with minimal hastle. Why? Because you’re not actually selling them- little shops around the country are filling the orders for you. There’s just one problem- today’s consumer is used to fast and smooth transactions with good and fast communcation between seller and buyer. If that’s what you want as a consumer, it sounds like ShopATron may not be the way to get it.
To read the story about my experience and a post by a Faber-Castell representative, read on…
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August 5, 2008 – 10:57 am
For those of you who have known me for a significant amount of time, you have likely received some form of Apple iCard from me. I used to love that service dearly. It was part of the .Mac suite of webpages from Apple. The beauty of the site is that it was populated with beautiful images, enabled you to use it whether on a mac or IBM (shudder), included absolutely no spam whatsoever, and was embedded as an image into an e-mail message that was sent to the e-mail you specified. It was simple, beautiful, and just darn worked.
Now, I have the unfortunate frustration of trying to find another solution that is similar and as easy on the receiver as iCards was.
No fun, Apple. So, Apple iCards is no iMore because of the introduction of Apple’s often frustrating often hated MobileMe push service for the iPhone. [ptooey]
Sad day indeed.