I remember when QR codes made their entrance. I also remember b/w television.   Hmm. . .what does one have to do with the other? More things to ponder.

The last time I used one it was a sticker some company sent me to put on a literature box and if people scanned it it took them to my listing. It was pretty cool but I was not about to buy into it Allen Lomax .

oh boy, here'a oldie.This was the ultimate fail as tech/smartphone tool.

QR codes came and quickly went years and years ago.

no, I pretty much left them in the last decade where they belong.  Although recently I did have to put a QR reader back on my phone to get a new programable light bulb to work.  I had to read a code to download the software because the instructions were NOT in english.

2010 called it want it's QR code returned.

Allen,

We never liked QR codes.  They were hard to read, you had to stand perfectly still, and needed different apps for different ones.  Aesthetically, they look horrible, and it is outdated at this point in time. A

I haven't used those in years.... I had them on subdivision signs....

They are gone with the dinosaurs.

No, no.

It's very effective in wasting your time, if that's what you want to use.

I passed them by and that was that!

Outside of a couple fringe companies, NO BODY uses them anymore.

I have one on my for sale sign but to be honest I do not really think they are effective

I tried them a few times but no longer use them.

We have in the past

Quantum Digital does still send out 'just listed' and 'sold' postcards with QR Codes on them. When I use their postcards, I actually do get more hits/calls on those than the other, designed cards I send out in farms. 

I don't use QR codes anywhere else though.

nope I have never used them in this industry or anywhere else. 

    Not applicable to real estate.  

No.

Nope.

Fliers, promotional material etc. 

Your question was answered. Great answers. Good luck. 

No. 

Great answers are here. 

I use to back in 2011 and 2012 but not many people where checking them out.

These were a craze years ago, and Denver never went there.  I still think they are very ugly.

I look at it as a joke.

Nope never have - I viewed them as a fad when they first came out - I still see a few here and there but for the most part, they're dead

I have not used them in years.  Never gave me any response.

No.

QR codes came out and were supposed to be the next best greatest thing!!

I believe they have taken the path of the "floppy disk" or the "payphone booth" on the street corner...

My personal opinion on where to put them, in the trash bin...

FYI - I had tried them with no noted results.

A fade, Allen Lomax !

People did not see much benefits in using QR codes.

A great concept, unfortunate that they became a spammer opportunity about the same time that they were becoming popular.

Outdated and no.

Our company brochures have them but not sure how many people will actually use them. I don't.

Most people I know who said they did use them no longer do