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Yes, i would pay them... HOWEVER i have tweeted them twice, emailed them AND i've posted a message on their Google Group and i haven't had 1 reply... i've never experienced such a poor service in my life.
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Yes, i would pay them... HOWEVER i have tweeted them twice, emailed them AND i've posted a message on their Google Group and i haven't had 1 reply... i've never experienced such a poor service in my life.

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Leave a msg on their cofounder Likenldn and he will reply you for sure.<br />
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<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-batschinski-4641271b" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-batschinski-4641271b</a>
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Leave a msg on their cofounder Likenldn and he will reply you for sure.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-batschinski-4641271b [https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-batschinski-4641271b]

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Other contact info of the cofounder are as follows.<br />
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Registrant Contact<br />
Name: George Batschinski<br />
Organization: GTAC<br />
Mailing Address: Simbolo 380 Casa 25, Sao Paulo Sao Paulo 05713570 BR<br />
Phone: +55.1233070018<br />
Email: george@gtac.com.br
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Other contact info of the cofounder are as follows.

Registrant Contact
Name: George Batschinski
Organization: GTAC
Mailing Address: Simbolo 380 Casa 25, Sao Paulo Sao Paulo 05713570 BR
Phone: +55.1233070018
Email: george@gtac.com.br

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I think i'm sorted now, thanks.
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Glad to know your feedback. Cheers!
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Hi,<br />
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We would like to migrate our Parse.com app to back4app. We have already migrated our app database to mLab as we were planning to host our own parse server on AWS (but we have changed our mind). Now we have changed our plan and would like to host the app and the database on back4app.<br />
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Does anyone have any steps for this, as there doesn't seem to be much documentation on back4app, especially in the case where the database is already migrated away from Parse.com?
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Hi,

We would like to migrate our Parse.com app to back4app. We have already migrated our app database to mLab as we were planning to host our own parse server on AWS (but we have changed our mind). Now we have changed our plan and would like to host the app and the database on back4app.

Does anyone have any steps for this, as there doesn't seem to be much documentation on back4app, especially in the case where the database is already migrated away from Parse.com?

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