> This is due to the "I shouldn't have spent money on that" feeling when the user is done with the service. Nah, due to the nature of the purchase, it's almost

> This is due to the "I shouldn't have spent money on that" feeling when the user is done with the service. Nah, due to the nature of the purchase, it's almost entirely about what happens when the monthly statement arrives and the wife gets a hold of it before you do. "No, honey, I don't know anything about those charges on the credit card statement. Someone must have stolen our card information." It also doesn't help that historically all those "age verification via credit card" routines inevitably enroll users in opt-out autobilling for services they legitimately don't want and end up disputing. The industry brought this on themselves.