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Hard to look past the success they've had elsewhwere but I'd be surprised if this flies in the U.S. Just sounds like a lot of extra clunkiness with modest or no
by pbreit 11y ago
Hard to look past the success they've had elsewhwere but I'd be surprised if this flies in the U.S. Just sounds like a lot of extra clunkiness with modest or no benefit to anyone (besides Klarna, of course). Many/most Americans are way overextended as it is.
- sandstrom 11y agoI think it's better to see them as a payments platform. You may be right that U.S. customers won't prefer paying by invoice en masse -- and Klarna checkout offer that too. Some consumers prefer immediate [debit card] to deferred payments [invoice or credit card], others want it the other way around. Internet retailers can use Klarna's payments platform to enable both immediate and deferred payments.