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That is all well and good if you can use Paypal (As per screenshot in article) Some of us can not use Paypal (and are not being told by paypal as to why after
by yc1010 11y ago
That is all well and good if you can use Paypal (As per screenshot in article)
Some of us can not use Paypal (and are not being told by paypal as to why after being banned) so have to use bitcoin, bank transfers, prepaid cards and cash for day to day transactions.
- ceejayoz 11y agoWhy are you considering rough conceptual mockups to be a finalized list of payment processors? Hell, as-is it already shows non-PayPal options.
- yc1010 11y agoI see Stripe, Paypal, Visa/Mastercard all centralized companies that do restrict access to their systems for all sorts of reasons (often not shared with the person being blocked) all are "pull" methods where your account can be charged in an unauthorized manner bitcoin, prepaid cards (such as paysafecard), cash and bank transfers are "push" methods giving the owner more control and cheaper fees for that manner Not sure how practical paypal would be if you only want to spend a few cents (or more interestingly fractions of a cent!)
- ceejayoz 11y agoAgain, it's clearly a mockup. Complaining about the processors shown is like complaining Mozilla's going to adopt a light-grey-on-dark-grey color scheme because they show that too. You can also get prepaid Visa/MasterCards, incidentally. No trackable information required.
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- ceejayoz 11y agoAlso, just remembered that Stripe already has Bitcoin support. https://stripe.com/bitcoin https://stripe.com/bitcoin