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I was very surprised by this one. I will never, ever, under any circumstances, put my CC details in a form hosted on a domain I'm not 100% confident with (s.a a
by avip 9y ago
I was very surprised by this one. I will never, ever, under any circumstances, put my CC details in a form hosted on a domain I'm not 100% confident with (s.a apple/amazon). I can't believe I'm an outlier on this one. Maybe it's because I belong to the nowhere-dense set of developers?
- agwa 9y agoBut if it's not your credit card, it's your employer's, you've got a job to do, and you know there's an accounting department whose job it is to make sure the bank refunds the charges in the unlikely event there's any funny business? Most people in that situation will not be deterred by having to enter a credit card for a free trial. And those are the customers you want.
- user5994461 9y agoBusiness don't get refunded when crazy things happen on their cards. That's one of the major difference between being a consumer and a business. You have zero protection as a business.
- chasedehan 9y agoSure about that? I use my business AMEX all the time and have contested at least one time and there was no problem. You always have recourse against fraudulent activities - the credit card company will just reimburse
- toomuchtodo 9y agoConsumer protection laws, such as the Credit CARD Act of 2009, don’t apply to businesses.
- brianwawok 9y agoMany small business cards are issued to the owner not the business. Talking 3 man business, not 4000 person enterprise.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoDefinitely depends on the card. Make sure to read your cardholder agreement!
- paulcole 9y ago>I can't believe I'm an outlier on this one You are. If I want to buy something I'll put my credit card info in wherever it's asked for. If something happens that's why I have a credit card. Their problem not mine.