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I've looked at paypal but does that support adjusting subscription plans easily?

• bwah 19y ago
  From my experience, there is no way to adjust a subscription up or down once it is initiated through Paypal.
  • whyleyc 19y ago
    Actually you can. See: https://www.paypalobjects.com/WEBSCR-500-20080214-1/en_US/pdf/subscriptions.pdf https://www.paypalobjects.com/WEBSCR-500-20080214-1/en_US/pd... <snip>"You can let your subscribers change the name, number, regular terms, or currency of an existing subscription without canceling it and re-subscribing by creating a Modify Subscription button."</snip>
• NoBSWebDesign 19y ago
  I don't think they have that option, but I haven't looked in a couple years. I generally try to stay away from PayPal, because they're not a bank. Their user agreement states that they're not liable or responsible for "lost" funds, and I've heard of people getting burned by that. If you use them, I would advise withdrawing often.
  • kingnothing 19y ago
    They burned me for somewhere around $300 when I sold some stuff on eBay. Allegedly, the account that I was paid from was "hacked", so they took money out of my account about a week after the transaction took place. I will never give that company another dime of direct or indirect income again in my life, be it from my personal or business life.
• LostInTheWoods 19y ago
  Paypal does support subscriptions. But yeah, it is pretty rudimentary.