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Posted by Becca L
Each one has a secret sauce, a vision. Surely we'll all come around and see it too.
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Each one has a secret sauce, a vision. Surely we'll all come around and see it too.
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Posted by Byurcan
They're all vying to be the "next big thing."
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They're all vying to be the "next big thing."
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Posted by Becca L
Maybe it's just a numbers game - the number of payment startups out there is, frankly, ridiculous. They can each only be so differntiated, or claim so much market share.
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Maybe it's just a numbers game - the number of payment startups out there is, frankly, ridiculous. They can each only be so differntiated, or claim so much market share.
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Posted by Greg MacSweeney
True. Apple's marketing is a step above everyone else (even if their passbook isn't all that great).
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True. Apple's marketing is a step above everyone else (even if their passbook isn't all that great).
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Posted by Byurcan
That's marketing at its finest. They know us better than we know ourselves...
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That's marketing at its finest. They know us better than we know ourselves...
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Posted by Becca L
Apple's Passbook was the first app to go into a "Misc" folder on my iPhone. To be honest I had no idea what it did then, and from what I've just read, I'm still not wowed. Some heavy marketing, trust building, and widespread...
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Apple's Passbook was the first app to go into a "Misc" folder on my iPhone. To be honest I had no idea what it did then, and from what I've just read, I'm still not wowed. Some heavy marketing, trust building, and widespread...
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Posted by Becca L
I was called by my card's fraud detection services today, apparently it was used to buy gas at a Shell station in Florida (where I haven't been in years). It's been cancelled and I must wait a few days for a replacement....
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I was called by my card's fraud detection services today, apparently it was used to buy gas at a Shell station in Florida (where I haven't been in years). It's been cancelled and I must wait a few days for a replacement....
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Posted by Becca L
1 Credit card, 1 debit card, 1 photo ID, metrocard, then I'm out the door. Yes, sometimes I feel unprepared without cash, but I'm loathe to go banks to get it. It's actually amazing how long you can go in this city without...
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1 Credit card, 1 debit card, 1 photo ID, metrocard, then I'm out the door. Yes, sometimes I feel unprepared without cash, but I'm loathe to go banks to get it. It's actually amazing how long you can go in this city without...
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Posted by Becca L
Thanks for the clarification, Ann. I can understand the employees carrying around ipads at stadiums. I thought it was customers at first, which led to some questions about how many Minnesota fans are taking at-the-ball-game...
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Thanks for the clarification, Ann. I can understand the employees carrying around ipads at stadiums. I thought it was customers at first, which led to some questions about how many Minnesota fans are taking at-the-ball-game...
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Posted by Becca L
This is inspiration to start taking those surveys!To your point about voicing opinions through Twitter and Facebook, Kelly, people are often braver behind a computer screen than when confronted face to face or over the phone....
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This is inspiration to start taking those surveys!To your point about voicing opinions through Twitter and Facebook, Kelly, people are often braver behind a computer screen than when confronted face to face or over the phone....
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Posted by AnnR719
It is being used by MinnosotaTwins employees to take credit card application at Target Field during home games. It could be implemented on a smartphone but most brands prefer to do assisted service apps on an iPad....
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It is being used by MinnosotaTwins employees to take credit card application at Target Field during home games. It could be implemented on a smartphone but most brands prefer to do assisted service apps on an iPad....
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
That's also going to be a big concern for banks who may be looking to partner with some of these non-traditional competitiors. They're going to have to be 100% sure that those partners' data security is up to snuff.
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That's also going to be a big concern for banks who may be looking to partner with some of these non-traditional competitiors. They're going to have to be 100% sure that those partners' data security is up to snuff.
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