Steven Buccini

This is an awesome product. I'm not in sales, but in college I had to hunt down people's emails to invite them to different events, ask them for advice, etc. Some of them have "private" emails (which aren't distributed widely and get less inbound, making it easier to manage) that don't follow the normal paradigms. Even then, validating emails was such a pain.

I'll be traveling abroad this summer so this couldn't have come at a better time. Can you explain how the ratings work? It looks like it's by operator and not by travel package, making it hard to learn more about the particular trip I'm considering.

This site is on the right track, but there are a couple of glaring issues. Since your site does not display an address, or even the closest intersection, I have no idea how close the listing is to BART/MUNI, where the closest grocery store is, or where in a particular neighborhood the listing is located. There are certainly some places in the Mission that I would still tell newcomers to...

Does not actually have anything to do with pizza, hunger still present, flagged for misleading title.

Flexport has assembled one of the most competent teams I've seen in awhile. Looking forward to seeing where they take this.

Can you elaborate more on the paid aspect of your course? What sort of material does it contain that the free version does not?

I'm loving this app. It's like Reddit because there's fresh, interesting stuff I haven't seen before in my feed, but it's hyperlocal which makes it awesome since posts are super relevant on my college campus. Can't wait to see this gain traction.