Woot VS Build with Square

Have your friend scour clearance sections at electronic stores or surplus sites like woot.com to find something in their budget. Source: 5 months ago

Don't forget to check woot.com (amazon subsidiary) Same money as the new-old MacBook Air but much better but refurbed/returned/open box machines. Source: 5 months ago

Best deal around is when woot.com has PW3 refurbs for $25 (plus tax and ship). Keep an eye out. PW3 is darned good, a benchmark Kindle. Source: 10 months ago

I got a hover-1 alpha for $200 on woot.com when they had them for sale (now around $260 refurb on amazon). Range is listed as around 12mi, top speed 18mph. it's rated for 265lbs. Source: 11 months ago

I had bought a PW3 refurb from woot.com, and it arrived with no ads. My buddy bought another, and it did have ads. We got them removed, since he reasonably expected the refurb to be ad free. Source: 11 months ago

Depends on how your site is built (namecheap tells us nothing). There's API instructions for Square at https://developer.squareup.com/us/en. Source: over 1 year ago

While the API itself is lacking some of what I'd consider "core" functionality (especially their new Bookings API), the squareup api is actually really nice to work with. Their documentation experience / code playground is incredible. it's super empathetic to the developer experience and they clearly place a ton of value in that. also, echoing everyone else here that stripe and twilio have some bangin' apis and docs. Source: almost 3 years ago