DandyID will not die because of it's utility, but it is not going to be a site that makes millions upon millions of dollars. I do believe DandyID is capable of a business model. The business model chosen, however, is going to be targeted to a very small and specific niche that is already served by other analytics tools (Google Analytics being a strong pick.) that offer a greater capability with no cost.

I think DandyID is a great service when it comes to tracking your social presence on the Internet. However, paying $4.99 a month to send messages to people who are not my contacts, get RSS updates, and stats/SEO enhancements seems ridiculous. The pro accounts would be a bit more appealing if the pricing was different.

I've had a chance to try out the leak now, and I can say that it's just as everyone has described.

I was never to sure what to think about MacHeist. Maybe I'll purchase the bundle this time.

If you mean Messenger for Mac, the only official source to get it is here.

Do you know who owns it? We also need to check if any Fourth of July events will be hosted there, so we don't have conflicting events.