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An API would be awesome.

Why free? It seems like a lot of labor went into making these books.

Yes, it is a sound plan. Give them you two weeks tomorrow.

Good read. Thank you for sharing. I hope they reconnect.

I was offered $2000 for laptracker.com - I didn't sell it. Looking for 10 to 20x that amount.

You are only doomed if you believe that you are doomed. Go out there and grind! Given that grinding is not your cup of tea, your only option is to pay someone to grind for you. Good luck with your product.

At http://www.listmax.ca we use .NET for our backend api and various other tasks. Plentyoffish ran .NET stack on one machine for a very long time.

What is this? 2048 already.

Sorry for your loss.

My guess is desktop/laptop between 9am and 5pm

You should also check out http://www.htmltoimage.io it does the same thing and more. BTW: your app looks great. Just let allow me to enter something like CNN.com without http

Taxachusetts

convicted?

crowd-founding is your friend.

Given that it happens at exactly 12am, it is safe to assume that the machine itself is infected with some kind or rogue software. Kill all unknown processes in the machine. Get an updated virus/malware cleaner. Look at scheduled tasks on the machine. Did you check registry entries? Good luck

A good start would be to put this on kickstarter.

RIP

Yes, it does. I will to look into phantomjs to see how it handles css and flash.

Thank you for the feedback. We might have to start generating .png outputs - that will definitely solve the quality problem. Do you mind sharing the site/input you used?

Too expensive

I highly recommend turning it into a co-work space. I'd be interested in working out of that space if you do. Look at 1369 cafe a few doors down you'd notice that people just don't go there just for coffee. People are always on their laptop trying to get some work done. I'd be willing to partner with you if you want to go that direction. Drop me a line.

$193 in 3 months equates to about 65 a month. In a year, you will net about $772. Conclusion, there is no point in selling it for an amount less than $772, especially given that maintenance only takes 5 minutes of your time in year. I'd probably wouldn't sell it for twice that amount - I tend to be attached to my domain names. Anyhow, think of it as beer money.

I am a current leasing agent; there is a lot to the job.

Good start, however Craigslist needs to do a lot more than adding maps. For example, real estate listings need to have transportation options. Part of the reason why we started http://www.realtywarp.com is because renters need more information about a given neighborhood before visiting a listing. Renters tend to have a preference for a specific square or metro. That said, they will not be visiting a listing if they do not have that information immediately available.

Here is an example of what craigslist could be doing with maps and transportation options:

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/fee/3181869892.html

Looks well polished.

Thank you for the comment. It is for real estate agents, landlords, and property management companies.

I am working on a real estate listings management platform. http://www.realtywarp.com

If only stripe was around a couple of years ago, we wouldn't have found ourselves locked down with BOA. Having to pay $500 termination fee sucks.

Thank you for the review. We are definitely going to be making some improvements based upon your review. What is the name of your website?

We’re a small bootstrapped team based out of Boston, MA. Our platform allows real estate agents and property management firms to manage and syndicate their rental listings to various websites. Our platform can be considered as a more user friendly version of postlets in addition to the ability to manage clients and receive listings from various landlords.

Thank you for your anticipated feedback.