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First chapter was quite fun. I actually would have bought the course, but do not own a credit card. This is quite common outside of the US, if you could add Pay
by bakuninsbart 4y ago
First chapter was quite fun. I actually would have bought the course, but do not own a credit card. This is quite common outside of the US, if you could add PayPal it would be substantially more accessible.
- jamesfisher 4y agoThanks! :-) That's a great point, I'll look at adding PayPal. (In the meantime, anyone in this situation: send me an email and I'll can sort something out for you! - jameshfisher@gmail.com)
- okasaki 4y agoWhen places say "credit card", they really mean credit card or debit card. Either works.
- Tarq0n 4y agoNo, debit cards in most of the world do not function for remote transactions, even if they have a Mastercard or visa logo. My bank's cards for instance are Mastercard's "Maestro" product which is in-person and debit only, and has alternative infrastructure for online payments.
- kqr 4y agoWhat part of the world is "most of" it in this case? Where I live, Maestro and the like are considered children's cards for the reasons you mention, and real debit cards work just fine for online transactions.
- napier 4y agoWhich parts of the world are these? I’ve used debit cards issued by various European and US banks for online payments all over the world since the ‘90s.