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The Problem With Wearable Tech Today(linkedin.com)
1 points by pfredrich 13y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Home killed the dumb home screen(pfredrich.com)
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4 things I miss most after switching from an iPhone 5 to a Nexus 4 two weeks ago(pfredrich.com)
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How to get max. mobile data speed on AT&T Nexus 4 when switching from iPhone 5(pfredrich.com)
1 points by pfredrich 13y ago|0 comments
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by pfredrich 13y ago
It's my first blog post, be gentle, please. And thanks.
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I switched to Android, here’s the skinny(pfredrich.com)
8 points by pfredrich 13y ago|3 comments
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by pfredrich 14y ago
What makes you think that? Look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_Verification_System
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by pfredrich 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_Verification_System "AVS verifies the numeric portions of a cardholder's billing address. For example, if the address is 101 Main Street, Highland, CA 92346, in the United States, AVS will check 101 an
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by pfredrich 14y ago
You don't need it. AVS checks numerical part only anyhow. Billing ZIP is more than enough.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
It's a trap.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
CSC is only one of many options to improve checkout conversion. There are many other ones that don't result in increased fraud exposure like: - Eliminate the concept of a shopping cart if you just sell one product - Don't force buyers to cr
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by pfredrich 14y ago
Kills fraud and also conversion and revenue. Such a pain.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp). Excellent thinking! This is one of the ideas on our list, no concrete plans or timing yet though. It should just be real simple to sell the products you make so that you can spend more time on the things you actual
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) For digital goods, we'd handle the fulfillment for you. Goal is to make it dead simple and to provide everything you'd need, so you don't have to use any other services or do any coding. Still, a server to server n
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) You're right. We need to -- and will -- figure something out to better convey the buyers' end to end experience to people interested in using our service to sell their products.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Fair point. We're open to exploring other pricing structures based on the market feedback we'll get. In general, goal is to rather be the Apple of eCommerce than the Dell. (Well, that sounds cheesy and not in a goo
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Outsch. We're fixing that as we speak. Our apologies.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Based on the other comments here you can tell we use neither Stripe nor Balanced :) One of the other big guys... Please email me if you'd like to discuss details: paul@cropup.com
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) I shall and I will. Thank you very much.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Thank you. This doesn't look like a lot of fun to read... Will suffer through this. Again, thank you very much. Very helpful, very appreciated.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CroUp.) We see shopping cart providers as our competition and they usually charge setup and/or monthly fees, which we do not. Given the value and functionalities our product provides we feel our pricing is fair, but we're o
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) You're right, we need to make pricing more visible.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) We have some interesting ideas for what we can do with pricing in the future, like based on volume or product price or maybe we introduce a premium account that comes with a monthly fee, but lower fees per transact
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) It's for anyone who wants to sell a product on a social network like Facebook, Twitter, etc., whether you have an online store already or not. It's not great to share a link to your online store on social networks
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by pfredrich 14y ago
Ah, I see. Good point, we currently don't call that out anywhere prominently, but we should. Thanks for clarifying.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) I'm not familiar with them, but I'll check them out now. Have you used them? Do you like them?
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Hmm. I'm not following, can you please explain? It's not US only and that's what the FAQ says / is supposed to say.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Correct, great observation. PayPal Masspay charges the payment sender a fee, but it's free for the recipient. So these payouts are free for our merchants.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Interesting. Would you be able to provide me with a link to where I can read more about this, please? Would be very helpful. Thank you.
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by pfredrich 14y ago
(I do product at CropUp.) Good question. PayPal was the easiest to use, for now, and works well. We'll likely add additional payout options, but no concrete plans or timing just yet.

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