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@simonmales · Builder, Bitcoin Fax
The freemium services were brought to my attention whilst building this and active Bitcoiners have mentioned them too with mixed feelings.
Most have had a negative experience with them, but competing with free is hard.
I believe by reducing the friction of no sign up helps and that a single fax can cost a matter of cents.
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Hunter
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Supporting the Bitcoin economy by helping those who still need to send faxes from time to time.
I read a report recently that estimated almost 100% Japanese businesses still use and maintain a fax. So to narrow your question down I would say potentially 100% of Japanese Bitcoiners :)
Globally the use would be much smaller. Regular fax use I estimate at about 5% of Bitcoiners. Occasional use (1-3 times a year) I would expect 15%.
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Pieter Walraven
@pieterpaul · Founder & Product @ Pie - pie.co
Blending the past with the future!
Eric Posen
@goeric · Co-Founder & VP of Product at Naritiv
Cool concept, but how is this competitive to freemium faxing services?
The freemium services were brought to my attention whilst building this and active Bitcoiners have mentioned them too with mixed feelings.
Most have had a negative experience with them, but competing with free is hard.
I believe by reducing the friction of no sign up helps and that a single fax can cost a matter of cents.