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1) why most things suck

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2) ok so we're currently trying to pay a company money like, we want to use their service. they charge for it, and we're happy to pay.

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3) The problem is, they don't really seem to want to let us. We said "hey we're ready to pay now can we have access to your API?" They said "no sorry first let's have a phone call". so we had a phone call, and they walked us through the product (unnecessarily).

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4) So, again, we were like "hey can we pay you money now, we want to use your product". "No", they replied. "It's time for a second phone call." Another employee gets on this time, and..... walks us through the same demo.

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5) So, ok, we tried again to pay them money. "Hah!" they replied. "As if." So, time for our _third_ phone call demo.

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6) Anyway, some businesses seemed designed to do, you know, business and stuff. Others seemed designed to ward off any potential value creation, for themselves or their partners. Anyway we'll see if Call Number 3 successfully gets lets us pay them money for their product!

8:46 AM · Jun 28, 2021Twitter Web App

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which product ser?

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Employ a team to create a similar product

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Maybe phone calls are the actual product

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has it occurred to you that the company is stalling because they cannot actually deliver?

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LeslieisHODLing

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The safest and most secure product is one with no usage. This is true by definition.

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winRAR?

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lmfao

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Going to go out on a limp and assume the business you are trying to pay is not a crypto business...

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🤯

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