JustPaste.it Reviews 2

Darren Caris is a performance-oriented Money Manager that resides in San Diego, California. Mr. Caris focuses on managing accounts for High Net Worth individuals that are seeking above market returns. Historical results place Darren Caris in the top 0.5% of all wealth managers over the last 6 years. While not a guarantee of future performance, Mr. Caris continues to deploy a tailored investment strategy for his clients that has been honed by over 32 years of Wall Street experience.

Justpaste.it offers like sort of an online notepad that could serve as single page website.

The text has basic make-up facilities via a taskbar (no need for HTML codes!): Bold, Italic, Header, .... It's great. One can add images as well though the positioning, the implementation, of those in relation to the text might be a bit problematic (or simplistic). I didn't bother too much to find out if it is actually possible to wrap text around an image. My Notes are mainly text based an images go underneath the text.

The created notes an be assigned a custom name and if needed get protected with a password. Hyperlinks can be implemented both for websites and email addresses.

I would give JustPaste.it near 5 stars if it weren't for some odd bugs.Support looked into one and solved it within days. I hope they (would) do the same for other, rather crucial, issues I have encountered while using my Premium Account and with the service itself....

Some I created a Note outside of my account. A Premium account allows to see an overview of my Notes in a management Control panel. A very complicated Note (implemented hyperlinks, make-up text, ...) just doesn't show up in that overview. It only can be accessed as Read-only via its dedicated URL and there is no option to import it into the account. It neither can be deleted so the assigned Note name/url can not be recycled. Copy & Pasting the Note content removes the layout elements. Troubles.

MAJOR ISSUE
JustPaste.it can't help with this as it is not in their hands. Unlike the FAQ states Facebook and Messenger reject posting justpaste.it links!!! For many users that will defy the purpose of the service.

Hiding the JustPaste.it URL behind a link-shortener link as bit.ly doesn't fool Facebook. Initially the post might look as if posted but when reviewing the post only the poster will see the message "Only you can see this post as it violates Community Standards". Nothing can be done to make JustPast.it links work on Facebook. Pretty bad.

Messenger rejects any message containing JustPaste.it links with the message "Could not sent the message".

A cute product with quirks one might just be able to temporary live with but can that be said about - without apparent reason - being rejected on Facebook & Co?