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Jamie started following the problem "Gowalla on non-iPhones" in Gowalla.

A comment on the idea "WebOS app please" in Gowalla:

Phone Gap provides hardware APIs to JavaScript, check it out. It supports Android, Blackberry, iPhone & WebOS. One HTML/JavaScript app, all major platforms. – Jamie, on December 19, 2009 05:22

Jamie replied on December 18, 2009 06:10 to the idea "Allow venues to be flagged as/combined with duplicates" in foursquare:

Here are two more duplicates:
http://www.foursquare.com/venue/402844
http://www.foursquare.com/venue/417097

Jamie started following the idea "Allow venues to be flagged as/combined with duplicates" in foursquare.

Jamie replied on August 25, 2009 15:57 to the problem "Blast went out 4 hours ago but still no stats." in Champion Sound:

Because of some issues with our upstream email provider, we were experiencing some downtime and unreliable service up until yesterday.

We are currently working to resolve the issue for your account and a few others that were affected by the outage.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on August 22, 2009 00:23:

Champion Sound is Back Online

We had some downtime this week and we're happy to report that the site is back up and functioning normally. Thanks for all your patience.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on August 18, 2009 17:32:

Champion Sound is down for unscheduled maintenance

We're currently doing some unscheduled maintenance on our mail servers and the site is offline for maintenance.

We are working very hard to resolve the issues promptly.

We should be back up and running tomorrow.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

Jamie set one of Jamie's replies as an official response to "Washington DC/ District of Columbia" in Champion Sound

Jamie replied on August 17, 2009 16:34 to the question "Washington DC/ District of Columbia" in Champion Sound:

Well isn't this embarrassing,
I've gone ahead and fixed this issue. Sorry to all the folks in DC who couldn't make a selection because of this.

Jamie replied on August 17, 2009 15:59 to the problem "error" in Champion Sound:

We are currently looking into this problem, but we can confirm that it does not affect the actual sending of your messages.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on August 10, 2009 23:35:

Twitter Shout Outs Are Back Online

Twitter Shout Outs are working again. After a great effort from the team at twitter.com, API requests are now working normally. That means that Champion Sound Shout Outs are working properly again for Facebook, Twitter and SMS (which was always working reliably).

Jamie replied on August 10, 2009 23:29 to the problem "Loading widget after domready event" in Get Satisfaction:

Thanks, this worked very well for me.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on August 07, 2009 17:31:

Twitter Outage

Due to the ongoing Denial of Service attack against Twitter, our shout out feature is unable to communicate with the Twitter API. Facebook and SMS Shout Outs should still function properly.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on July 20, 2009 18:45:

SSL Security Certificate Error Resolved

Some of our users may have encountered an "Expired Certificate" error on Champion Sound this weekend when trying to log into https://app.championsound.com
We are happy to report that the certificate error has been resolved.

Jamie set one of Jamie's replies as an official response to "credits" in Champion Sound

Jamie replied on July 10, 2009 14:55 to the question "credits" in Champion Sound:

Hi Alec,
"Credits" is our way of allowing Champion Sound users to send a mix of emails and SMS messages using the same pool of easy to understand currency.
One Credit = $0.01 or 500 Credits = $5.00

One email (sending one blast to one person) costs one Credit, and one SMS Shout Out (sending a 140 character message to one mobile phone) costs 5 Credits.

If you have 1000 credits, and an email blast that you want to send to 250 people, you'll have 750 credits remaining. If you then wanted to Shout Out this email to your followers on Twitter, Friends on Facebook and your lists with SMS numbers, you can then do that as well. Twitter and Facebook are free obviously, but the SMS messages will then cost you 5 Credits per phone number. So sending this email blast to 20 mobile phones will then cost an additional 100 credits.

Jamie replied on July 07, 2009 20:16 to the idea "Bounced Emails" in Champion Sound:

Hi Che,
we have actually implemented this idea, however you won't see the results of this "scraping" until a few days after the email has been sent.

In our email system, there are many reasons for a message being bounced (full mailbox on the user's end, temporary server outage, etc.) for a few days after your mailing has been sent, we try to redeliver bounced emails, and if that fails, they are marked as "permanently bounced."
Once an email address gets this status, it is moved to the "Bounced" section of your subscriber list and they are automatically filtered and are not sent to again. Once they have been moved to the "Bounced" section, you can delete them if you like.

Jamie posted an update in Champion Sound on July 06, 2009 17:58:

Signup Activation Error Fixed, Adding Subscribers Bug Fixed

Starting on Saturday 4th July, some new users may have had issues with their email activation link when signing up, and some existing users may have had issues with adding new subscribers. As of today; Monday 6th July, the issues have been resolved and you should be able to sign up and add subscribers as usual.

Jamie set one of Jamie's replies as an official response to "Unable to add subscribers" in Champion Sound

Jamie replied on July 06, 2009 17:48 to the problem "Unable to add subscribers" in Champion Sound:

Hi Rob,
first off, I'd like to apologize for any inconvenience this issue caused you. We had an issue where adding new subscribers would fail, and have spent the morning getting to the bottom of the issue.
The issue has been fixed, and you can now add subscribers and get those blasts out!