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I was just about to say the same thing. I also noticed it doesn't ask you for the name on card. I'd suggest using PayPal or Google Checkout with the whole trust
by joshaidan 15y ago
I was just about to say the same thing. I also noticed it doesn't ask you for the name on card. I'd suggest using PayPal or Google Checkout with the whole trust issue.
- nodesocket 15y agoReally bad. Use PayPal for donations.
- Klinky 15y agoNo don't, unless you're a real charitable organization. Would be better to offer a premium tier.
- elliottcarlson 15y agoDon't ever label anything as a donation via PayPal unless you have the actual documentation to back this up. Depending on your situation, your account can be locked when failing to provide the information, and worse, to be able to unlock it you have to refund the monies received and then ask for it again via a different method - if you can get it unlocked.
- rmc 15y agoTo avoid the PayPal/Donation problem, why not sell something, e.g. API docs. You pay €X and the author will send you a HTML file of the API docs. One-time, once-only price. Then you have something you sold and you can use the money for hosting, avoiding 'donation' entirely.