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Wäre nun interessant zu wissen was Slyce verdient?

SnipSnappers, We have some exciting news to share! We’ve been working for months on a breakthrough way to save money on all in-store purchases. Yes, ALL of them. It’s all thanks to a brand new feature called Scout. Our beta testers have been saving 15% on average, with many cracking 50% off. How does Scout work? You simply snap a photo of any product, and then let us have at it. Using groundbreaking image-recognition technology developed by Slyce, we can immediately identify that product, and then turn around and find you all the deals for it. Scout will quickly figure out if any product has a price-match opportunity, instant mobile rebate, card-linked offer, or gift card. If we don’t have a mobile coupon on SnipSnap, we’ll even scan all the other coupon apps and sites. At SnipSnap we used to promise you’ll “Never forget a coupon.” Now you’ll “Never miss a deal!” Building this kind of virtual savings assistant was a Herculean team effort. We’re launching on iOS, with plans to bring Scout to Android in 2016. The beta usage has been off the charts, but we want to open Scout up to more people starting this week. To help us spread the word, and to ensure that our existing users get first crack at saving, we have a cool way for you to cut the line! We're launching a Thunderclap campaign to help boost our social reach. All you have to do is click this link and connect with Facebook or Twitter. On the day of our launch this week, it will automatically share the news and hopefully cause a ripple effect. Best of all: you’ll be first up to get access to Scout — and some incredible savings. Thanks much, and happy Scout’ing! —Ted Mann Founder and CEO, SnipSnap

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Mr. Mark Elfenbein reports SNIPSNAP LAUNCHES 'SCOUT', A 'SIRI FOR SAVINGS', VISUAL SEARCH-POWERED SAVINGS ASSISTANT SnipSnap, the mobile couponing division of visual search leader Slyce Inc., has launched Scout, a groundbreaking new savings feature which is being integrated into the leading SnipSnap app. Scout is a new and proprietary savings concierge which enables SnipSnap's 5 million+ app users to simply snap a photo of any 3D or 2D item, have it instantly recognized (using Slyce's patented image-recognition technology), and immediately be presented with all possible ways to save money on it. Scout has been developed to source and present deals to users from a multitude of sources including; -- In-Store Price Matching: Scout sources preferential prices on products from competitor retailers that are then eligible for in store price matching. -- Instant Mobile Rebates: Scout users simply scan their receipt to receive instant cash back. -- Mobile Coupons: Scout searches and finds all the valid offers from the SnipSnap coupon database, the largest repository of in-store coupon content in mobile. During extensive beta testing, users were able to save an average of 15% and in numerous cases were able to stack two or more of the Scout-sourced deals and save more than 50% on items in store. "SnipSnap users are among the most savvy savers on the planet, and they've taught us an incredible number of innovative ways to save money over the last few years." said SnipSnap founder and President, Ted Mann. "With Scout, we've taken the very best of these solutions and built a technology platform able to source the very best of these for any given product, at any given moment and in any given location. Slyce CEO Mark Elfenbein said of the launch, "When it comes to the power of visual product search, creating a simple, intuitive and highly compelling experience for mobile users is the holy grail. We're immensely excited by the launch of Scout as it has such incredible potential to build on the already significant SnipSnap user base and become the must-have tool for any and all savvy shoppers. SnipSnap is one of the leading mobile coupon apps in North America with over 5 million users and was the first ever app to use image recognition to let users scan any retailer's paper coupon and turn it into a mobile coupon. In the past three years, SnipSnap has activated over 250 million coupons, and saved users half a billion dollars. We seek Safe Harbor. © 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. Mobile Old Site Home Daily Products Help Contact Us Your Account System Status © 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. "Stockwatch" is a registered trademark of Canjex Publishing Ltd. Terms of Use, Privacy Policy

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@Maroni kümmer dich besser mal um CC, hast Du genug zu tun

Hash lass sie doch... Sie haben nun 13 Kunden... Im letzten Quartal fehlten noch einige im Umsatz! Nächstes Jahr knapp gemessen 30 Kunden mehr... Also mehr als Verdoppelung... Maroni geb dir recht vielleicht geht es noch tiefer... Aber vielleicht liefern sie bald wieder... Wir werden sehen! Aber meine Meinung ist unsere Geduld wird belohnt werden. Nicht heute und Morgen!

@Timur, das ist Blödsinn, was Du da schreibst! Slyce hat noch Anfang 2015 mit Neyman Marcus am System gearbeitet um eine gute Umsetzung zu bekommen. Big Data muss man auch handeln können... das kann man nicht einfach mal so dahin progremmieren. Da gehört viel know how dazu. Nachdem Slyce Firmen zugekauft hatte, um an die TEchnologie zu kommen, haben die erst vor gut einem halben Jahr angefangen langsam produktiv zu werden. Seid doch mal nicht so ungeduldig.

Hat dieser Roy genau das nicht schon einmal geschrieben? Das wurde hier schonmal gepostet. Riecht nach Standardantwort.

die 15 cent absolut in reichweite hier

Mir vergeht auch langsam die Lust, aber nachdem mich meine Nordex-Aktien weich fallen lassen sitze ich die Sache weiter aus ... vorerst.

Und vor allem ab jetzt Bearbeitung der Kunden von 1 bis 2 Wochen!!!! Logo nun müssen sie das umsetzen...

Moin Moin Ich weiß nicht ob es was wird oder nicht lassen wir uns überraschen. Die Idee dahinter finde ich einfach genial. Und wenn die Firma und die Leute so schlecht sind wie alle behaupten, dann würden sie auf die E-Mail von kleinen "Leuten" gar nicht reagieren, das spricht doch eigentlich für sie.

Ja Slyce hat mir eine Kollege ja 80 Cent empfohlen... Ja er hatte das Abo von Maydorn. Ich befasste mich dann stark mit Slyce. Und stieg bei 0,49 ein.