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Tag Archives: teeboxer
How Teeboxer Uses Twilio to Power Its Service For Golfers
This is a guest post written by Yuri Gadow, founder of Teeboxer; a service created with the goal of combining many Internet technologies, including Twilio, to help golfers get out and play more and spend less time dealing with golf … Continue reading
Teeboxer Wins Our "Coordinating People" Contest
There were a lot of good entries submitted for last week’s contest, but Teeboxer was our favorite because of its focused approach at solving a unique problem: coordinating golf times amongst busy professionals. Yuri Gadow was tired of battling with … Continue reading
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Rahim Sonawalla on
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