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By: Phil Hollows

Phil Hollows — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:30:34 +0000

Monty:

You closed your account. At the end of the process you’re logged out because you just closed your account so presumably don’t want to use FeedBlitz any more.

And shouldn’t your comemnt be on a FeedBlitz blog, or in an email to FeedBlitz, not TC? Interesting choice of venue…

Phil

By: Monty Hall

Monty Hall — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:50:01 +0000

Several times, I have gotten as far as step 3 in the FeedBlitz account closure process. Then, when I click to confirm my desire to Close my account, I get sent, CONSISTENTLY, to a page with an orange bar stating, “You are not logged in. Please log in or register now…”, as well as the message,
“Log in to Your Newsletter Services
You are currently logged out”.

It is difficult not to view this as a deliberate act to retain subscribers against their will, falsely enhancing FeedBlitz’s subscriber count.

I would appreciate it if you would please acknowledge my request and fix this “bug” in your Close Account interface ASAP.

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By: Tech Geek

Tech Geek — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 16:34:44 +0000

I’d like to see a company create a “fax box”. I’d like to see a box that allows you to plug in your USB printer and USB scanner, and then plug the box into a PC so you can use the scanner and printer with the pc if you would like to.

The box would allow you to send and receive faxes using the scanner and printer you already own. I own a great color printer, which is not available a multifuntion. I also own a laser I spent $600 on 5 years ago which still works like new. I have an HP scanner which works great as well. Why do I have to buy yet another large footprint machine to get decent fax quality? This “fax box” I am proposing would not need to be larger than a phone. In fact, it could BE A DESK PHONE which has the ability to send/receive faxes. It should have a good size memory so you can turn your printer off. It should also have the ability to force faxes into memory, and let you print when you feel like it. A video view option where you can go in with your PC to see the faxes before printing would be amazing. If I had the ability I would make one of these things. I’m sure there is a market out there. The production cost would be extremely low, and it would last virtually forever since there would be no moving parts.

Sorry for being slightly off topic, but this is one of the results that came up when I was searching for this product.

By: Steve Woit

Steve Woit — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 01:34:34 +0000

Michael:

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By: Kevin Cannon

Kevin Cannon — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 12:57:00 +0000

http://www.mozy.com seems like a very cheap online storage compared to the rest of them.

Also, bebo.com is the facebook for other countries.

By: Eric Chan

Eric Chan — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 06:13:25 +0000

For the online storage, online sharing, online backup the http://drivehq.com is the best. It is easy-to-use, reliability and efficiency and http://www.DriveHQ.com has to be the number. These guys have the technology that is at least one generation ahead of all other companies.