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In Europe, this might be illegal: > Merchants operating in the European Union must give customers 7 business days’ notice before changing the price of their rec
by mrccc 7y ago
In Europe, this might be illegal:
> Merchants operating in the European Union must give customers 7 business days’ notice before changing the price of their recurring billing plan; 7 business days’ notice is also required before billing customers if it has been 6+ months since their last payment. If you don’t operate in the EU, these notices aren't required (but they're still good practice).
From: https://articles.braintreepayments.com/guides/recurring-billing/subscriptions https://articles.braintreepayments.com/guides/recurring-bill...
- aosaigh 7y agoThis is very interesting. I'm in Europe so I'm going to investigate this further. Thanks
- aosaigh 7y agoThank you for this tip (it worked). It looks like this is actually a Visa policy. From their terms: "For a recurring transaction, both: … - Provide notification to the card holder at least 7 working day before a recurring transaction if any of the following is true: … - More than 6 months have elapsed since the previous Recurring activity"