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As a user it's often the difference between me buying and not buying (having to go through finding my card, entering the information) when buying online. If I c
by citricsquid 15y ago
As a user it's often the difference between me buying and not buying (having to go through finding my card, entering the information) when buying online. If I can click "buy" and it's done then I spend much more money. I've spent what must be over $5,000 via itunes (the majority of it being music and film/tv though, not apps) and I would never have spent that much if I had to enter my information every time.
I don't think it makes a difference on desirable purchases -- things I actively decide "I want this!" and then seek out -- but on impulse buys it's the difference between a sale and no sale.