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56. Filtering string values by matching

Bindle founders decided to try to market in the B2B segment. Gessica, an ex-boogler herself, reached out to former colleagues and invited them to try out Bindle. If they like it, Boogle will purchase subscriptions for all booglers. One deal – thousands of paying customers. MONEY. 💥

Let’s check how many booglers actually signed up for Bindle.

Corporate subscriptions usually require users to use their corporate email address. It means that to count booglers inside the Bindle database we need to look at all users with an email ending with ...

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