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adunar
10y ago
I was just shopping for a new unlocked candy bar feature phone that supports 3G at 1900 MHz. The best one I could find was the Nokia 301.2 for $130. The Kyocera Rally is another 3G candy bar feature phone with more of a budget price ($20 fr
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How to accept mobile money payments online without an API
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Show HN: Telerivet – Build SMS services in any country with JavaScript
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12y ago
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4 Ways Online Services Can Prepare for the Next Heartbleed
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Telerivet helps African entrepreneurs power their businesses through SMS
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adunar
13y ago
The card I used for Linode was used for fraudulent online purchases on May 13. However, I also used the credit card at many other places besides Linode, so I'm not certain that Linode was responsible.
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adunar
14y ago
Such umbrella organizations exist -- they're called fiscal sponsors ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_sponsorship ) I worked at a non-profit fiscally sponsored by the Trust for Conservation Innovation ( http://trustforconservationinnova
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Telerivet Raises $1M To Provide A SMS Platform For The Developing World
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14y ago
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adunar
14y ago
Definitely not useless! Using an Android app as an SMS gateway is convenient for personal texting, but it's even more valuable for organizations working in developing countries -- where SMS is even more important, but services like Twilio d
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adunar
14y ago
We can't really prove that the card isn't stolen. One of the frustrating things about the card-processing system is that there's no way for merchants to actually initiate a fraud check (where the bank calls the cardholder to verify a purcha
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adunar
14y ago
Here are some of the things Telerivet looks at to detect suspicious payments: - Credit cards that fail the address, zip, or CVC check. Stripe tells you whether these checks fail, but will still process the payment anyway. - Unusually large
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adunar
14y ago
We've been using Stripe to accept payments at http://telerivet.com for about 9 months now, and generally we have been very happy with their service. One thing Stripe doesn't really mention up front is that it's actually your responsibilit
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What we did when all the other SMS tools didn't work (in Tanzania)
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14y ago
For those still using PHP 5.3, you can use https://github.com/youngj/httpserver (disclaimer: I wrote it) -- it's a standalone development HTTP server written in PHP that only depends on the php-cgi binary. Even with PHP 5.4, I find it mor
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15y ago
It looks like nyaruka's Android SMS relayer app isn't yet publicly available or open source, but in the meantime people can also check out EnvayaSMS ( http://sms.envaya.org/ ). Notably, EnvayaSMS also relays incoming MMS and allows you to e