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From a rented cellar in Trivandrum to Silicon Valley


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Adithya Mathur
Awesome! Hardwork always pays-off! Salute to you Guys
by Adithya Mathur on Aug 18, 2013 01:32 PM

This truly an inspiring story for any student startups. You guys have proved even without experience working in corporate world you can successfully create B2B products, which businesses find useful.

Wishing you guys all the best for being the Skype or Google from India...
And, i have decided to quit my job and and try my own way...

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Arun
hello
by Arun on Aug 03, 2013 11:33 PM

Look at the CEO, CMO, COO, CTO, CFO and Head HR & Customer Engagement.

They represent their company in the Silicon Valley, Mumbai, Gurgaon, Bangalore and Trivandrum.

Silicon valley??? Where in silicon valley?

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GAMBLER
why the appluad
by GAMBLER on Aug 03, 2013 02:37 PM

i mean its great that they have started their own firm.... but c'mon its IT firm not any manufacturing one.its easy to start an IT company..u just require 5-6 computer some friend finance as low as 1 lakh..its no big deal my brother started an IT company and he has offices in hyderabad,pune,germany(stuttgart), Australia(canberra) so why the fuss...

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rahul vij
Cooked up
by rahul vij on Aug 03, 2013 08:26 AM  | Hide replies

this story luks very made up, selling t shirts and all, but more over what product it is? whebn there are similar freewares available who are those 500 customers?? being in mobile apps space i know how difficult is to sell even SAP based mobile apps. what ever 500 customers in a year is just not possible!

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Doctor Snow
Re: Cooked up
by Doctor Snow on Aug 03, 2013 10:26 AM
It is a kind of a dialer or technically an ADWARE / spyware object that can be placed in your website.

Thus making your website and your business vulnerable to cyber security issues.

It doesnt comply with the rules and regulations and compliance of many countries.

As said in their own article Line

"Unfortunately, they could not get a single customer from the US."

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rahul vij
Re: Re: Cooked up
by rahul vij on Aug 03, 2013 11:46 AM
but their website boasts of 1000 customers. i guess this is a ploy to rake in venture capital or lure investors!really very tall claims indeed

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rahul vij
Re: Re: Re: Cooked up
by rahul vij on Aug 04, 2013 05:18 PM
after dell success story every start up wants to say that they started in a cellar. Hilarious, why there is no other place available?

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hawkeye
Re: Re: Cooked up
by hawkeye on Aug 09, 2013 06:43 PM
Any fledging company in beginning will find it hard to get customers from the U.S.

However I admire their persistence and grit in getting the orders of some heavily reputed companies in India.

Just through this , they have made a name for themselves.

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hawkeye
Re: Re: Re: Cooked up
by hawkeye on Aug 09, 2013 06:46 PM

Easy. Cellar is the cheapest place available, and doesn't make huge dents in your pocket.

Bill Gates himself,by his own statement, used to scavenge garbage bins for software codes to study during his college days, to master software programming.

If you have passion and dedication and nerve, you will be ready to go through any ordeal to win.

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Murmuranjankumar
Well done
by Murmuranjankumar on Jul 31, 2013 07:07 PM  | Hide replies

This must inspire and encourage many of the Indian students. I congratulate you all.

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gr  gupta
as above
by gr gupta on Jul 31, 2013 04:08 PM  | Hide replies

i wish others will follow and learn to prove themself in this struggling time.

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anjana pv
good startup
by anjana pv on Jul 31, 2013 03:52 PM  | Hide replies

yeah,i wish my students' who started own venture had the same grit and determination that u guys have. I wish they had listened to me more ,i had put my blood and soul into it. but failed ultimately. . but i tell u many startups fail for the same reason. they fail to study the market.,wrong moves will cost heavily on the career. Keep up the good work. :)

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Dhiru Mistry
Re: Re: good startup
by Dhiru Mistry on Jul 31, 2013 05:19 PM
If successful people join political party they would loose deposite in the election.Our voters dont cast their votes by reasoning.
Dhiru

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