There is a great post on this here: http://www.sachinagarwal.com/quick-compare-and-co...

There are some keen differences, although very similar in nature.

I tend to create gmail filters that just auto hide mailing lists I want to not receive anymore... works really well!

I think that is the big point of posting it... they just want to ignor it. Cheaper that way.

Short term costs at least.

Letting Ascent and Summit fly standby is the perfect way to handle the situation.

The first bad experience left be stranded for 7 days while all of their phone lines were locked up (snow storm). No apology, no remorse, to plan to handle a bigger snowstorm from a support standpoint.

1. Being flat out lied to is not acceptable.
2. Flying stadby is always a risk, and I only try to do so for cases like this, where I was sick.
3. There were two flights that had seats that left before mine, they had multiple opportunities to fix the problem, yet the customer service reps chose to just ignore it.
4. Sending a Friday afternoon PR is what you do when you want to hide a story. I don't have an email from them that explains this new policy.

"There is a unique atmosphere of genuine interest in helping each other be successful. " -That is key for a healthy startup community.

Great post!

Great! See you tonight!

Will do!

Will be excited to meet them! Had a meeting at CU about more involvement with the students, can't wait!

Great news! Really glad to hear it worked out!