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That's a little scary to be honest.

Similarly, we use trypaper for some integrations and they've been great to work with. It's great to see all this competition in this space.

Word 2013 natively supports opening Word Docs, including some advanced features like tables, bookmarks, etc.

How do you compare to a service like trypaper.com? They seem to have been around a little longer and have more reasonable pricing?

And so begins phase 2 of embrace, extend and extinguish. It's just what large tech companies do now days.

how often do you check the certificates?

The killer of this site to me:

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----------- Get me a service with real lawyers writing up info and now you have something.

What would it take for a major player in the the field of eCommerce to accept this? Let's say an Amazon.com, Newegg, etc. Any guesses to what would happen to the value of BTC?

It's really a shame more senators can't be as tenacious as Ms Warren. What is the cause of this? Is it because so many are 'bought off?'

This has been all over HN the past 24 hours [1]. Namecheap (and I use them) is starting to get known for this sort of marketing. They were ALL over reddit when SOPA was the big thing. Maybe drop a marketing person and improve their email/mobile experience? [1] http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=namecheap