Damon Cali's dashboard

Damon Cali replied on July 30, 2009 16:26 to the praise "Super service and offer" in BackupMy:

Thanks! We appreciate the support.

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:24 to the question "Gmail Label Backup Problems" in BackupMy:

We're not aware of any issues, but I will check in with the developers to see if they can provide a more definitive answer. You can always sign up for a free trial and see how it works.

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:21 to the idea "Any thoughts about offering a 'backupMy' delicious?" in BackupMy:

We own backupmybookmarks.com, but I can't comment on exactly what that will mean...

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:19 to the question "backup how often?" in BackupMy:

We'll get your account(s) backed up at least once a day. Right now, we're able to back them up more frequently than that, but once a day will be the minimum.

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:16 to the problem "My twitter account is linked to nowhere" in BackupMy:

Sorry to hear that. We'll take a look and get it sorted out.

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:15 to the question "page loading takes time" in BackupMy:

The feedback page is a service of Get Satisfaction, another company. If it's loading slowly, I'm sure they'd like to hear about it.

Damon Cali replied on July 22, 2009 22:14 to the question "How do I know I can trust you with my email password?" in BackupMy:

The way we handle this is to try to engage with our users as much as possible so that we can answer and address their concerns to the best of our ability. We believe that honest, hard work goes a long way. And if we mess up, we'll do our best to fix it.

Damon Cali replied on July 20, 2009 18:51 to the question "Couldn't find FAQ's. Do you allow backups to be downloaded? I'd pay for that." in BackupMy:

Yes, BackupMyMail customers can download their email in an .mbox file. BackupMyTweets users can get their tweets in three formats: HTML, XML, or JSON.

Damon Cali replied on July 17, 2009 15:04 to the question "need tradeoffs associated with selecting backup format" in BackupMy:

HTML will give you a nicely formatted human-readable web page. That's usually what you want. XML and JSON are files that are meant to be read by computers - you'd use these if you wanted to import your tweets into a program you are writing, for example. XML vs. JSON is a choice to be made by the programmer to suit his or her needs.

Damon Cali replied on July 17, 2009 15:01 to the question "How do I know I can trust you with my email password?" in BackupMy:

That's a tough question. Believe me, we would rather not have it. But until the big email platforms support OAuth or something similar, it's just a fact of life that we need to ask for passwords. What we can do is say that we absolutely respect your privacy, and we protect all passwords with industry standard encryption.

Damon Cali replied on July 17, 2009 14:58 to the question "Twitter Favorite Backup" in BackupMy:

Not yet, but were working on it.

Damon Cali replied on July 06, 2009 15:05 to the idea "Allow BackupMyTweets Twitter archives to be publicly accessible" in BackupMy:

This is something we've been considering. We'll definitely add this, and your other ideas, to our list of things to do. If only we had more time to implement all the great ideas we're getting from users like you! Thanks for the great feedback!

Damon Cali replied on June 17, 2009 22:02 to the problem "locked out" in BackupMy:

You will receive a direct message from BackupMyTweets that links to a URL where you can get your tweets. Click that link, sign up for a free account, and you'll be able to download your tweets. Additionally, your tweets will be backed up once a day going forward.

We're currently having quite a bit of load on our servers. Unfortunately, this means that we're not getting our direct messages out as quickly as we'd like. So be patient, and let us know if you don't get your DM in the next 24 hours.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

Damon Cali
BackupMyTweets

Damon Cali started following the idea "IMAP access for sure!" in OtherInbox.

damoncali replied on November 07, 2008 03:50 to the idea "Primary email address for a domain filtered by sender" in OtherInbox:

This would be useful to OtherInbox your crazy uncle. Suppose you have a custom OI domain. Your real address is damon@mydomain.com. You send your auto generated email to facebook@mydomain.com, etc. But it's a little rude to tell Crazy Uncle Joe (who forwards you all the anti-telemarketer tips) to send mail to crazyunclejoe@mydomain.com. So you could give him dcali@mydomain.com instead, which filters into mailboxes by sender. It's a way of prioritizing your human contacts.

Of course, you could make up lots of stealth OI mailboxes, but if you have a lot of annoying friends, you might run out.

damoncali started following the idea "Indication of what domain name an e-mail came to" in OtherInbox.

damoncali started following the idea "iPhone version of the website" in OtherInbox.

damoncali reported a problem in OtherInbox on October 31, 2008 02:54:

Email doesn't always load.

Intermittently, after logging in, mailboxes and messages do not show up. I'm using Safari Version 3.1.2 (5525.20.1) for OSX. The browser status bar says something like "Loading "https://beta.otherinbox.com/box/", completed 26 of 59 items." and then nothing happens.
Refreshing once or twice usually fixes this.

damoncali started following the idea "Let me turn off notifications about new senders" in OtherInbox.

damoncali shared an idea in OtherInbox on September 25, 2008 19:13:

"Forward to my real Email" Button

How about a one-click button to click that forwards the message you're viewing to your real email?