Comment on Howto add SMS functionality to your web appComments−Zarathu16yWow! I really like this!It seems to be a simple, flexible version of TextMarks, without all the bullshit.[edit] Yeah, you should publish the prices on the page. It appears to be 5¢ per SMS, or $25 for 500.−InclinedPlane16yWho are you? Verizon?I think you mean 0.05$ not 0.05¢. There is a difference, and it's rather significant ($25/500 vs. $0.25/500).−Zarathu16yWhat are you talking about? :D−InclinedPlane16yYou made the same factor of 100 mistake that Verizon seems to make a lot. As it turns out, most people care about a factor of 100 when it comes to the amount of money that they owe.http://failblog.org/2009/02/04/verizon-math-fail/−jamesbressi16ylol... did you figure it out yet? .05cents is 5/100ths of a cent.
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Wow! I really like this!
It seems to be a simple, flexible version of TextMarks, without all the bullshit.
[edit] Yeah, you should publish the prices on the page. It appears to be 5¢ per SMS, or $25 for 500.
Who are you? Verizon?
I think you mean 0.05$ not 0.05¢. There is a difference, and it's rather significant ($25/500 vs. $0.25/500).
What are you talking about? :D
You made the same factor of 100 mistake that Verizon seems to make a lot. As it turns out, most people care about a factor of 100 when it comes to the amount of money that they owe.
http://failblog.org/2009/02/04/verizon-math-fail/
lol... did you figure it out yet? .05cents is 5/100ths of a cent.