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Comment by cscharenberg | Hacker News Reader

I was just reading about a company started by 2 brothers that does exactly this. If I can remember the name, I'll post back. Maybe I saw it in Bloomberg? Anyone?

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It might be BillFixers? (https://www.billfixers.com)

The Bloomberg article you may have read: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-09-10/billfixers...

If so, they charge 50% of the annual savings. That's steeper than a couple of hours of Magic+.

Not if you have to buy a minimum of 10 hours AND with BillFixers, you're getting a DEFINITE savings of 100% of whatever you paid them.

Yes, that's it. Thanks for finding it.

That's us! I don't want to do a sales pitch or any thing, but if I can answer any questions about the service (or Comcast or whoever), feel free to ask away!

(also our hosting isn't handling the traffic super well, so if you have any trouble visiting the site, but want to sign up or have questions, feel free to shoot me an email personally at ben@billfixers.com

have you considered a B2B offering? I'd love to have somebody do what you do but with the software / hardware vendors that I deal with at work.

We've been experimenting with it, and have worked with a few dozen businesses thus far (mostly in familiar territory like cable, phone, and cell, but also some SaaS expenses, shipping/parcel costs, etc.). Feel free to email me at ben@billfixers.com if you'd like us to look into your particular vendors!

Is it US only? I'm in the UK and I'm interested.

Maybe thinking of AirPaper? Not taking new customers at this time.

Some co-workers have raved about https://www.fancyhands.com/ for this kind of stuff, not sure if that's any different from Magic, though.

You can even send an API request ;-)

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