Frank Schwarz

@louispereira23 has created an excellent product. I am literally telling everyone I can about this app. Just try it.

Your data is tainted. You are looking at users of Chat and not the users of the internet. If your users all us the new chats, then you need to reach a newer audience. Not everyone knows what this chat stuff is.

I love this newsletter. A must read.

Not a fan of Thunderbird. Very 80's looking and I wanted to try out Nylas.Loving it right now and not finding any bugs as of yet. Pros: Works good on my Linux Mint 18 Cons: none as of yet.

You don't have to wonder what book to read next. They are all on one page! Pros: Great books recommended Cons: I like this and Ryan Holiday's reading list email.

I wish someone would take this idea and do it for musicians or actors. Pros: Very visual and sexy. Cons: I'd love more founders.

I love that it's finally available on Windows desktop.

Are you thinking of adding the function for us to upload our own leases in a "private" area? I use specific things in my leases that must be signed by the tenants.

I wish you didn't hate android users (just kidding.)

daggone missed the free moment. I love the keyboard tho!

Skipplagged saved my arse when Spirit airlines pilot didn't show up for our flight. Spirit flight (46 dollars) found me an American Airlines flight for $55 leaving 3 hours later. AA website and ticket counter wanted over $250/ ticket. I have not used another site since I found Skiplagged. Thanks guys for a great product.

Great idea, but fails with a bad website (malware alerts) and pop-ups. I'll support your ads being shown and even a sign-up pop-up, but why all the redirections, etc?

A great benefit is that it saves memory, but the best benefit is that it does its job well.

Not sure how close this would come to impersonating a laweyer issue with the FDCPA. Does it have all the disclaimers and such? http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/illegal-debt-collection-practices.html

I get that it's the low, low, price of 35, but now add in your ISP. Another 80 bucks?