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Agreed. More and more companies are allowing ACH and passing (some of) the savings to the customer. I worked in this industry and it is really hard to get users
by itslennysfault 3y ago
Agreed. More and more companies are allowing ACH and passing (some of) the savings to the customer. I worked in this industry and it is really hard to get users to be comfortable with linking a bank account, but the incentive for the company is pretty huge. Any company that can bribe the user to make the switch should. Especially for recurring payments.
- ROTMetro 3y agoProblem with ACH is you have to cancel your bank account to stop withdrawals. There are horror stories of people getting fired and being unable to stop ACH withdrawals (I'd rather my rent bounce this month than not be able to eat, etc) and ending up hosed. With a card you can just cancel the card number. It's best to use your bank's bill pay (push) instead of any external automated billing (pull).