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Good call. Will queue up a task to revisit this.
by flurly 6y ago
Good call. Will queue up a task to revisit this.
- dmak 6y agoHow do you determine if people are selling something they truly own or not? How will you even manage this overhead given your thin margin.
- sverhagen 6y agoI don't have digital content to sell, so I have no stake here whatsoever, but this response seems concerning. I have no problem with startups building a functional prototype without getting an army of lawyers involved. But you should then have a good gut sense that you're doing something that's pretty safe. This business model, as broad as it's positioned, clearly isn't. How can that ever be so much of an afterthought as here demonstrated? Does that also mean that the pricing is based on not factoring in the risk (penalties, legal costs) of selling copyrighted or restricted materials? Does it factor in the moderation that needs to happen?
- musingsole 6y agoIsn't that largely a factor of where in the world this is operating from?
- duskwuff 6y agoHonestly, the credit card processor is going to be the real limiting factor. They obviously won't permit anything illegal, but there are also going to be whole categories of legal-but-risky services that they won't allow either. If I'm correct in understanding that OP is using Stripe, they've got a whole page of things they won't deal with: https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses