Boxes: Organize. Discover. Buy. Sell. Reviews – Page 7
5/5 rating based on 64 reviews. Read all reviews for Boxes: Organize. Discover. Buy. Sell for iPhone.
Boxes: Organize. Discover. Buy. Sell is free iOS app published by Boxes Inc.
Customers don't purchase
Le'Luks
Really good app, but people don't buy they will like your items and comment on it a lot. Unfortunately, no one is purchasing you can see it because no one has reviews. I had only seen maybe like 2 reviews and was like 265 days ago! Great potential for the app just add a promo code with money so people get inspired to make purchases.
First Impression So-So
RedNanl
Please please please provide a way to indicate I am not interested in certain content. Just because I like basketball doesn't mean I want to see freakin' Jordan in every other post ... Ugh! That alone will make me delete the app. I had to remove basketball as an interest.
A 5 star experience...
dosto233
Leg me start by summarizing and saying that the people behind the app as well as the app itself are entirely deserving of a 5 star rating. I've been using it since day one of version 1 and it's been a pleasure. The version 2 rebuild was truly thoughtful and carried out carefully rather than being another 'from-the-ground-up' rebuild with another prettified UI. They took careful consideration of users experience and made practical choices based on useability rather than design trends. Their support is responsive, in particular 'solomon' the CEO behind the company (who is also a nice guy and shows his appreciation for the collectors community that loves the app). While the app also has a utilitarian side which enables the truly organized the be more so, the app's main audience are collectors; collectors of all kinds. I enjoy putting up all my scavenging/searching/finding activity here more than I do on FB or elsewhere. The audience seems to be just right here. All content no attitudes. Further, the app is stable, uses high-resolution images (photographer here!), and has created another avenue for collectors to sell there stuff outside of eBay (which I for one am glad for) with a great guarantee backing in it. The app, the people behind it and the apps using audience have been all great and I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone. Since my original review I feel I have to add something to prospective users. It's one problem might be its community. While the app is great is has primarily taken off among toy and sports memorabilia collectors. The audience for those is absolutely huge; but any other collections tend to be a bit obscured and over the past year it's clear they have made efforts to expand the communities and engage users with prizes, but it has only worked marginally well. Hopefully they can continue to make inroads on this, but until then I'll have to dock them one star.