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Google Adwords do this, and vultr.com do it as well. I agree it's really user-hostile and a dark pattern to allow users to enter payment details and then refuse
by grey-area 10y ago
Google Adwords do this, and vultr.com do it as well. I agree it's really user-hostile and a dark pattern to allow users to enter payment details and then refuse to delete them.
I don't want to leave my credit card details on the servers of hundreds of companies, or allow them to charge at will, but it's obvious why from the companies point of view why this is attractive.
- johansch 10y agoAt least Adwords is a mostly B2B service. Google doesn't do this on their consumer-focused services.