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| “We ended up using eSupport (which is a complete piece of shit)” (comment) | ||
| recommended by 1 user | 2010 | megamark16 on: Zendesk raises their prices 60%-300%, users predictably… | aged well | startup ideas | original thread | | ||
| megamark16 on May 18, 2010 | on: Zendesk raises their prices 60%-300%, users predictably revolt | view on HN | ||
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ignoramous Aug 28, 2021 | on: A comment in Hacker News led Girish Mathrubootham to create… | context | aged well
I believe, this is that comment: "Whenever I read something like this I can't help but think "Here's a potential customer to whomever can get this right and at the right price". It seems like there's still a huge opening in this market for someone to come in and take all of ZenDesk and eSupport's customers." —megamark16 Zendesk raises their prices 60%-300%, users predictably revolt (2010), https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1358398 Congratulations on a reverse-BrandonM, Mark. |
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"We ended up using eSupport (which is a complete piece of shit)"
Whenever I read something like this I can't help but think "Here's a potential customer to whomever can get this right and at the right price". It seems like there's still a huge opening in this market for someone to come in and take all of ZenDesk and eSupport's customers.