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Originally Posted by Cant Break The Unbreakable
Dumb as hell that Dropbox didn't accept Apple's offer to buy them either. Not in the billions of an offer like Google but I heard it was 9 figures. What Dropbox is doing is so repeatable. Their service isn't unique whatsoever.
Dropbox’s ascent has been just as stunning. The 50-million-user figure is up threefold from a year ago, and it has solved the “freemium
Originally Posted by SoLeCiTy
Yea is a disaster for cancelling my (1) order of the Altec Lansing Sound Dock
When a stock first IPO's (becomes publicly listed on the market), it usually jumps up anywhere from a couple of bucks to Idk, 30 depending on the company, in a couple of hours and then sees a pretty decent sell off. Some stocks don't sell off too much, though, like when Dunkin Donuts IPO'd. They jumped up to 29 and closed at I think 26, after opening anywhere between 20-25, don't really remember.Originally Posted by Zyzz
Originally Posted by oK Master Chief Oo
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Meh, if I get in on the launch, I won't be holding it more than a couple of hours.
Exactly I held general motors stock for like 30 min b4 I dumped, that was the easiest money I ever made I was on the couch watching archer eating guacamole
enlighten me?
Originally Posted by HankMoody
Originally Posted by Cant Break The Unbreakable
Dumb as hell that Dropbox didn't accept Apple's offer to buy them either. Not in the billions of an offer like Google but I heard it was 9 figures. What Dropbox is doing is so repeatable. Their service isn't unique whatsoever.
Dropbox’s ascent has been just as stunning. The 50-million-user figure is up threefold from a year ago, and it has solved the “freemium
I'm waiting on that bitcasa, it will be much better than DropBox.Originally Posted by sillyputty
Originally Posted by Cant Break The Unbreakable
Dumb as hell that Dropbox didn't accept Apple's offer to buy them either. Not in the billions of an offer like Google but I heard it was 9 figures. What Dropbox is doing is so repeatable. Their service isn't unique whatsoever.
Man these guys are so smart they're dumb
Even though the DropBox founder is a billionaire (now) he could have been PAID.
Originally Posted by Kingtre
i get they might be cooking the books, spending inappropriately and should have sold awhile back before the bubble burst BUT@ all these business owners complaining-
why launch a coupon that you lose money on? then complain when groupon sells a bunch like they are supposed to?
of course they figure to get some kind of repeat business from these bargain hunters but thats on them not groupon...they tell groupon the prices, tell them how many to sell and then groupon delivers the sales...after that its on the business...
but yea i only bought one groupon and it was basically false advertising by the company - it was some limo services...called them up and they had all types of fees and automatic 20% gratuity, mileage and date restrictions etc...but shout out to groupon for giving me my $ back within 2 days
Originally Posted by Cant Break The Unbreakable
Being first is so overrated now. In a lot of cases who does it best > first. Or who has more resources or user base > first
Originally Posted by nightruans
i used it at my business and just did the groupon now, it has worked out at a decent rate
Companies like Netflix and Groupon aren't really sustainable businesses. Netflix has to deal with content providers gouging and any change to the price ends up being a public relations problem.Originally Posted by goldenchild9
Facebook next.
bought my girl the brazilian wax deal. best day of my lifeOriginally Posted by proper english
cliffs..
Groupon stay emailing me useless #$%^ such as 50% off Brazilian wax vouchers..
i cut my ties with them a long time ago.