Hey, everybody!
My name is Eugene and I want to introduce our new brand of flashlights Beaconix.
We specialize in creating search zoom flashlights based on new generation LEDs with iUltraBeam technology. Narrow and long beams, similar to LEP flashlights.
There are some unique models, like a flashlight with a built in camera and wifi.
Paypal can freeze all the money on your account for half a year without explanation.
That’s what happened. In the end we unblocked it, but we had to send our agent to their office to deal with it personally.
There is no normal support.
When you get it, please post a review of at least a short comment with your impressions, I’m very curious if these zoomies will vindicate the entire category.
Interesting. Are you considering sending some to reviewers? That’s a good way to get your products enthusiast attention.
Can you go into detail on “iUltraBeam”? I can’t find anything on it - does the technology relate to the LED, optics, something else? In general, people here are going to want to know details of the LED at a minimum.
At minimum it would make the brand more visible. With so many flashlights on the market, people need a reason to buy your products. Having some reviews from the community would give that a little boost.
(And yes, this is a selfish post because I am a reviewer… )
+1 to this: the one single thing that would make the vast majority of the flashlight enthusiast community turn their heads and look at your brand, would be offering your lights with Anduril. Use a ATTinny1616 MCU and have easily accessible flashing pads in @gchart layout, and it’s a guaranteed buy from me.
A good zoomie running Anduril would also be a unique product (there have been none until now AFAIK), which will guarantee your brand even more attention.
That’s what PP did to Eric July at Rippaverse when he was self-publishing his ISOM comic.
They just froze his account. New fledgling business wanting to, like, pay people for supplies, work, etc., and they freeze your account?!? Way to kill a business before it even gets off the ground!
They used to be quite handy, but now they suck bhalls, and lots of new businesses are ditching/avoiding PP.
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