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Christopher Hopkins
@hopkinschris · Internet Toolsmith ✌️
I still feel like a huge idiot when I sit down at my kitchen table and write out a dozen cheques to seal up in an envelope and send off to my landlord via snail mail.
This looks like it could be a nice pain killer for tenants, and create some nice gains for landlords, especially with multiple tenants and properties.
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Reuben Metcalfe
@reubenmetcalfe · Growth geek, Serial upstart.
Ugh. This is an embarrassingly good idea... coming from New Zealand (Where no one uses checks, ever, EVER.) it seems really, really crazy that there's even a gap to close in the first place... and yet I still find myself giving four figures to very old Portuguese woman on a physical piece of paper every month... even after I outsource tasks so minor as to b… See more
Tori Bunte
@stttories · PMM, HPE Storage
Is the main difference between RadPad & SparkRent the ability to pay with credit card / cards in general? I synced my checking account to SparkRent, and have used it for about a year. My roommate owns our condo, so I just have it set up to automatically withdraw every month.
How else would you say your product differentiates itself? I'm totally into ask… See more
Josh Puetz
@joshpuetz · Senior Software Engineer, Codeship
As a landlord, charging fees to the renter is a non-starter for me: I'd never convince my tenant to pay for it.
Christina Warren
@film_girl · Senior Tech Correspondent, Mashable
I love this and cannot wait to use it for my own rent this month. Seriously, going to the bank to get a cashier's check (long story that has to do with how checks are deposited in our building) or me writing a check is just ridiculous in 2014. Love it. Love it.