ninjastar99

Why is there no preview of what these look like on your website? That seems like a critical omission.

Thought this was an April Fools joke - please tell me it is! That UI looks exactly like a phishing email. And then to make users login once they click it? Exactly like a phishing email.

I'm done with Wordpress until Matt is done with Wordpress. Then (and only then) will I consider it for new projects.

Typo "Recieved" on your main page FYI

Great work making the train-wreck worse, Matt. This whole situation is cringeworthy and makes me 100% dedicated to never trusting Matt or Wordpress with any important project, ever again.

Love this! Design is stellar. Very well done!

When I click on Tennessee, it says 6% tax rate -- but TN has no state income tax, no?

We converted from Amex Platinum Business and Chase Ink to Ramp. Before Ramp, each of our team members had one corporate card, and had to submit documentation for each charge on their card monthly - what it was for, which project it was in relation to, etc.

With Ramp, we can instantly create multiple cards per staff member, so they have one card per project we're working on. Our accounting group then immediately knows how to categorize that expense (because that card is ONLY used for that project), and Ramp reminds our staff to forward along the receipt (which it automatically links to the transaction). Our accounting group doesn't have to lift a finger.

It makes the whole process completely mindless, whereas before it was filled with lots of busy work to keep our accounting clean and organized.

The fact that it's free is icing on the cake. Big fan.

Really big fan of this company. Saved our team a huge amount of accounting time in the first week alone, and on-boarding was super easy (less than 48 hours and we were running).

Is this for sale? Take my money!

The word "serious" is misspelled on the main page (says serioues).

Love Scam School - he's a great teacher and fun to watch.

Not recommended. Adobe Echosign allows NO WAY (at least no easy way) for regular users to export signed documents in a single batch. I've been a paying customer for 6 years. When I asked their tech support where this (surely obvious) feature was, they said that I must have an Enterprise account to export a batch of my own documents. For an account like mine with hundreds of signed documents in it, that would take hours. It took 27 (!!) messages with their support technicians to get a batch of my own documents. Sadly, it seems with the acquisition by Adobe, any hustle, humility, or innovation on the part of Echosign is out. Best of luck to Hellosign to make up for the slack.

Is this the third or fourth dramatic development in the Twitpic closure? It's beginning to get a little ridiculous. Every week it seems like the story changes. They're closing, they're not, they're acquired, they're not, and now they are again.