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Can anyone find anything official on this? Is it actually a lawsuit? Or what does "Go After" mean?

• fatnoah 6y ago
  https://about.fb.com/news/2020/08/paid-online-events/ https://about.fb.com/news/2020/08/paid-online-events/ > We asked Apple to reduce its 30% App Store tax or allow us to offer Facebook Pay so we could absorb all costs for businesses struggling during COVID-19. Unfortunately, they dismissed both our requests and SMBs will only be paid 70% of their hard-earned revenue. While Facebook is waiving fees for paid online events we will make other fees clear in the product.
  • giancarlostoro 6y ago
    Has anyone used Facebook pay for anything? I haven't ran into any instance of it. My main question is... can you buy a Facebook card with a balance on it and use that to pay? That would be enough to make me consider using Facebook to pay for things. I'm not giving them my debit / credit cards though.
    • bishalb 6y ago
      How would you add a balance on facebook without a card?
      • giancarlostoro 6y ago
        I guess they are called Gamecards. I guess some people forget but Facebook has had games for ages. They sell cards to pay for in-game stuff.
        • giancarlostoro 6y ago
          Back to my initial point / question: I was asking if you could use those to fund your Facebook account to buy stuff through Facebook, sort of how you can do with Amazon gift cards. What I'm getting at is basically: another avenue to pay for things without (oh this is funny) exposing your personal finances to yet another website.