Remmeber how you had to login to JustUnfollow every time you wanted to find your unfollowers or fans? Well, now we remember logins by default so that you can get directly into the site without needing to login every time.
I know it took quite long to have this feature out but hey, we finally made it!
We’ve had PayPal as the only payment option on JustUnfollow from the last 2 years. We’ve had a lot of requests to accept credit cards directly on the website rather than use PayPal.
I’m happy to announce that we now allow you to buy an upgrade by simply enterting your credit card details. We use Stripe’s secure payment option to accept payments.
The reason this took so long is because we did not have a US registered entity until now. But now that we have registered our company Codigami Inc., we can accept payments from anyone with a credit card living anywhere on this planet!
We just hit a Million users! That’s 1,000,000 users, wow!
JustUnfollow was launched in Feb, 2010. It’s been a pleasant journey and we hope we can grow at an even faster rate from here.
Everyone of you who ever used JustUnfollow. Thank you.
We’ve been hard at work building our next big update that we call “The Amazing JustUnfollow”. It’ll take a week or two more before we release the new version as a beta. We hope to finish the beta testing and release it for everyone in the month of August.
The new version brings in a cleaner interface along with options to resize the columns. Which means, you will soon have more columns visible on the screen.
Apart from the new web version, the iPhone app for JustUnfollow is also nearing completion. We hope to launch it in the second week of August!
I guess August is going to be an exciting month for all of us.
Direct Message spam on Twitter is widespread. A lot of users fall prey to this. Spammers send you text that sounds interesting with a link that when clicked tricks you into entering your twitter username and password.
I’ve detailed a list of sentences that usually appear in the spam DMs so that you do not end up clicking them.
It’s a spam if it says
