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Bulls vs. Bears

Overall, are you bullish or bearish on Mint?

81%

73 votes

19%

17 votes

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Do You Agree? The Bulls Say:

61%

18 votes
11 39% 7

01/16/2008

dave

Mint offers an easy to use product - a Quicken killer

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91%

11 votes
10 9% 1

01/16/2008

dave

CEO Aaron is super sharp

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85%

20 votes
17 15% 3

01/16/2008

dave

Referral revenue model already built in

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50%

6 votes
3 50% 3

03/24/2008

dave

They have a great management team

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79%

14 votes
11 21% 3

04/03/2008

applekid

They now have a partnership with Motley Fool, which will help drive their growth

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94%

18 votes
17 6% 1

04/15/2008

yoda

Clean user interface

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60%

10 votes
6 40% 4

04/23/2008

babupasupathy

Awsome service

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09/03/2008

jakepease1

I almost stopped using Mint because their Wachovia integration broke. It was down for a month and a half. Not cool.
78%

9 votes
7 22% 2

04/28/2008

ebvibe

I use it all the time - great idea.

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90%

10 votes
9 10% 1

05/16/2008

gordonng

the interface attracted me immediately and their software is great!

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05/16/2008

ahmed

Yeah, their user interface is really slick
67%

3 votes
2 33% 1

08/28/2008

pdizzlle

This is a $300 stock.....

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100%

2 votes
2 0% 0

09/03/2008

jakepease1

They make it easy to target multiple banks for the best rate/benefits and manage them all.

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100%

3 votes
3 0% 0

09/04/2008

pdizzlle

they are also looking to partner with guys like AMEX, Chase etc to offer new products to customers.

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100%

2 votes
2 0% 0

11/16/2008

liberty248

quicken killer. awesome UI. budgeting / do-more-with-less will be hot in 2009. strong team

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100%

1 vote
1 0% 0

11/30/2008

map2010

Easy to use and free, this stock is under priced worth alot more.

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100%

2 votes
2 0% 0

12/02/2008

prash5058

it will go very high this week

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100%

1 vote
1 0% 0

12/10/2008

map2010

Under Priced, Right now would be the best time to buy.

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100%

1 vote
1 0% 0

12/15/2008

rockthescot

Data is an issue but a well positioned product that every day people need

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Do You Agree? The Bears Say:

91%

23 votes
21 9% 2

01/16/2008

dave

Many users may be reluctant to provide financial information to a startup

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09/03/2008

jakepease1

Yes, I admit I was hesitant of that at first, but realistically, daily people access online banking through unencrypted bank sites...
09/05/2008

steelblade

Data ownership concerns may slow growth, because opinion leaders will wail about the terms. The reality is that many people simply don't care. I do, and so use Wesabe, but Mint's interface is better.
40%

15 votes
6 60% 9

04/19/2008

jmho

And this is different from Quicken how?

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05/16/2008

clarity00

Mint is web based (no download or install) and has algorithm to automatically categorize the spending
43%

7 votes
3 57% 4

06/26/2008

hiredgoon

Lack of internationalisation makes it a dud (albeit a great concept)

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75%

8 votes
6 25% 2

06/30/2008

eyoung

The site can't really grow until people will provide their information freely

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50%

2 votes
1 50% 1

11/03/2008

descott

Lack of Canadian Banks, (cibc, td, rbc, scotiabank) etc

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50%

2 votes
1 50% 1

12/02/2008

pinksplash

i dont find their money savings "finds" useful, needs more personalization

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