Yeah I really need to have a graphic explaining what we do and how it works, thanks for pointing it out. You are right I need to have patience and keep my spirits up and keep hoping that are better days ahead.
Thanks for your other suggestions as well, some very good ideas. I will follow up on those ideas and see how it pans out.
First of all thank you for your comment. It would really be highly arrogant of me to consider any comment as worthless. At this stage of the service, any comment is something to take a lesson from and try to improve the product.
Secondly, I knew from the beginning that service may not be of much use for gifting PC Games because Steam does a such a superb job of it, but there is always scope if someone wants to gift someone a physical copy of a game, be it for Consoles or PC. Anyways, I am sure that not all PC Gamers have a Steam account.
As for creating a new account to gift someone something, I have taken your comment under consideration and am trying to incorporate Facebook login, so that we can at least try to lessen the effort needed to send someone a gift.
We differ to Amazon Wish List in the sense that with our service a person can choose a gift from among thousands of products Amazon offers, and not be restricted to a few items a person chooses to add to his wish list. Also another difference is that, with GiftsBuffer the person receiving the gift will not know who has sent the gift either. If someone chooses to pay via CC on Amazon, the senders personal details including name and billing address, will be clearly communicated to the recipient, at least that is my understanding.
Yes there is the hassle of creating accounts with giftsbuffer.com and Amazon.com, but considering that you can continue to maintain your anonymity, seems like a minor inconvenience.
Steam is an excellent service, but does Steam work for console(XBox. PS3) gaming as well?
It's true that no one would send a gift to an unknown person, but perhaps you would like to send a gift to someone you know only online, for e.g. someone might have helped you out on an online forum or someone's blog post might have helped you out or you might have met someone online in a chat room perhaps etc.
Thanks for your other suggestions as well, some very good ideas. I will follow up on those ideas and see how it pans out.