@RHouseResearch Unless they have a 10b5-1(c) plan setup for this, then this actually confirms that they don't have any none-public material info (such as being close to a new tenant), as they wouldn't be able to buy if they did.
Can confirm Cayman shows now, but still getting the send error (HTTP response below):
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"name": "OtpVerificationError.FailedToSendOtpError",
"message": "Something went wrong. Please try again. If the problem persists, please contact our support team.",
"displayType": "toast",
"identifier": 5911,
"success": false,
"rawStatus": 500
}
@victorcardenas@slashapp If I'm reading the terms correctly, if we use the cards in our home countries (none US) however, we'll still be subject a 1% cross-border fee?
@MattiSchroder Both makes sense, glad to see it can actually calculate CM3 too (although would probably be better if available at an Adset level too vs just Campaign).
@punishedfounder@chrisbond Could adjust the pricing, add 10% to Yimei and lower the others 10% or so perhaps. It's probably better for consumers long-term to have more options with COA's/reviews etc.
@Julianpetroulas If they don't launch the platinum card now, you're stuck with the Gold (which you don't want).
Being on the Gold is basically equal to a green card, and so comes with worldwide taxation.
I guess you can just abandon the process at that point and lose $15k though.
I think compounding is for sure here to stay, it's a net-benefit for patients (providing it's *actually personalized* to the patients questionnaire/health and not some cowboy putting whatever in there).
For GLP1's specifically (which I assume to be the largest DTC telehealth category right now), it seems if Sema/Tirz are no longer available shortly though then that's going to really hinder (or potentially kill) these weightloss offers though.
@mattydobs Most of the heavy hitters have realized that sharing / โbuilding in publicโ has more downsides than upsides. Especially those from the affiliate rip โn run days.
@jc__gr If this could be built as a plugin on top of Google Sheets, I would pay for it in a heartbeat. However having to use a separate app isn't as appealing.