4 ms·
If I understand correctly you use Stripe Issuing to give people cards that they can then spend with in a way that you control? How do people recharge their Just
by sudhirj 5y ago
If I understand correctly you use Stripe Issuing to give people cards that they can then spend with in a way that you control? How do people recharge their Justuseapp cards? You charge their real card and credit their virtual ones? And if one of the apps being used makes a unauthorised charge do you then raise a dispute on behalf of the customer?
I'm not trying to apologise for Stripe, I'm trying to see what's special about this financial arrangement. It's obviously not a SaaS nor are you selling anything physical.
- InsomniacL 5y ago"You can then use the virtual credit card to signup for free trials on the web and on apps without worry. We approve only free trials and not actual purchases." I assume when you sign up to a free trail, they'll charge your card £0.00 to confirm it's a valid card, then when the trail ends and they try to automatically charge you for a full subscription they'll block the transaction. https://justuseapp.com/free-trial-card https://justuseapp.com/free-trial-card
- grey-area 5y agoThis is not the intended use for stripe issuing at all, and would lead to stripe handling thousands of disputes from companies trying to charge cards with 0 balance after trials end. I can see why they blocked it.
- hienyimba 5y agoFree trial cards were not issued with Stripe Issuing.
- reillyse 5y agoAlso not how disputes work
- InsomniacL 5y agoAutomatically charging a 12 month subscription after a free trail is not the intended consequence of signing up to a free trail for most people at all. It leads to thousands of disputes from innocent people being changed a lot of money they never intended to part with, sadly most will never get that money back.