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Thanks for the feedback, will definitely add this to the site.

The tag feature has been recommended by a few users, I'll definitely look into this further.

Right now, the listings are populated and curated manually. We have several sources where we find jobs and we simply filter through them and pick out the ones which are highly relevant towards Kubernetes.

Once the site starts to generate a little more traffic, the next phase will enable hiring managers to post a listing on the website directly.

Thanks for the feedback, I can certaintly take a look into this. Apart from filtering by City is there anything else you have in mind?

Thanks for the feedback, I will get this updated so it's more legible.

I suppose it's easier for people to not think independently and trust someone else to take a decision for them.

Added.

I'm adding them based on demand.

Potentially, in the future, it has crossed my mind. If people ask for it, it will definitely happen.

Thanks, will send you an email shortly.

Of course :)

Currency from the country you are sending from.

However, point noted. Will add something to make this more obvious.

Maybe none of the providers I work with the support that route. I will be adding a few more integrations in the upcoming week or two - hopefully we should be able to get some results for US > PK.

I will contact them, who knows... if you don't ask you never get! Thanks :)

That's a decision I made during development in order to get this proof of concept out as quickly as possible and gather some feedback. This price is what I am getting from their API and for bank transfers.

I am glad you picked up on this because I thought of placing a button which says "More Info" which will have a popup and display all options and fee. You've just validated my assumption and it's something I will be working on adding.

I'm based in UK and we have a lot of comparison sites such as GoCompare, MoneySuperMarket, etc. but none of these has the vertical I am targetting. That's what initially sparked the idea.

In terms of the target audience, I would say it's quite broad because this is something that quite a few people use on multiple occasions. Right now, I will be targetting individuals who live abroad and remit money back to their country and then start expanding further to individuals who travel, individuals who want to purchase large assets abroad, etc.

Thanks for sharing those sites - I had never come across them and Monito pretty much looks like where I would like to be in the future. I'm going to have two angles a) for individuals and b) for businesses. After having a quick look at the links you provided these sites only seem to cover (a). I would like my site to be the go-to place for money transfers, for individuals and businesses.

Thank you very much for your feedback, will get these changes implemented :)

Thanks for the feedback. I am working on adding more providers, if you have any suggestions on companies please let me know.

Thank you very much.

If you have any suggestions regarding more providers or services please let me know as I am keen in improving the site.

I will get those added within a day or two.

If you have any more suggestions or feedback please let me know. This is only a proof of concept and I am very keen on improving it further.

I haven't got round to populating that content as I have only been working on this for around a week - it's a proof of concept.

I am planning on adding a lot more content to the site, including reviews within the next 2 weeks.

I have only implemented 3 providers at this point considering it's a proof of concept and I want to validate the idea before spending more time on it.

Will get that added for you within the next few days :)

Thank you so much, will get them added :)

Thanks, I have only been working on this for around a week and I'm looking to add more countries and providers.

Could you let me know the combinations you searched so I can get those implemented at some point?

No. I have built my own API for this.

If you observe closely from that list most of the companies that are on there are banks. They don't really include competitors because they know that their rates will always beat the banks.

I have only implemented 3 providers - Transferwise, TransferGo and Currencyfair. I started this project around a week ago and want to gather some feedback as it's currently a proof of concept.

I am working on adding more providers. If you have any suggestions please let me know.

Thanks. I am going to contact them to see if I can add them to my search engine.

This is brilliant.

I wanted a solution like this for static websites, especially ones that I host on S3.

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This is very shocking.

So the government makes it illegal to sell narcotics, regardless, some individuals take a risk and deal drugs to be able to sustain themselves or finance a lifestyle of their choice.

Now the government start prosecuting someone, seize their assets (Which were turned over through illicit methods) and release this dodgy money back to the market.

What's more disturbing about this whole scenario is the fact that someone is getting done over. What if the government kept prosecuting dealers and then selling their assets back to the market? Those assets should be "destroyed" - just the way narcotics are destroyed when dealers get caught.

This is a joke.

It's always incredible :)