Happy Holidays.
I'd like to let everyone know that Datum, which offers
a really good product, has just as good a team.
If you get a chance to check it out & have questions, just
ask. They were very courteous and prompt. That's nice to
find in a field where I sometimes have a hard time finding
contact information.
I'd like to let everyone know that Datum, which offers
a really good product, has just as good a team.
If you get a chance to check it out & have questions, just
ask. They were very courteous and prompt. That's nice to
find in a field where I sometimes have a hard time finding
contact information.
I have read trough their whitepaper several times and quite frankly I think its bogus. The product/service they offer clearly has not been thought trough.
1. Fails to mention and clarify purchasing data in bulk and if this is possible
2. Fails to mention how companies are supposed to live up to each persons unique terms and conditions
3. If data can be bought in bulk; refer to point 2
4. Relies upon public demand to get some kind of data processing monopoly with government and legal support. (never going to happen) (litterly in their whitepaper)
5. If they don't get that monopoly there's 0 reason to use Datum for individuals and companies alike since they can go to a 100 other places to buy Data with better conditions.
6. Purchasing data would be an expensive endavour on Datum as you need a ton of time sifting trough all the unique terms & conditions and respecting those when purchased.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I can't see how this raised 40+ million was it? Guess nobody read the whitepaper which is all marketing fluff anyway.
