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How is you not checking your balance before a purchase in any way different than making sure you have enough money available through your current payment method
by wahsd 14y ago
How is you not checking your balance before a purchase in any way different than making sure you have enough money available through your current payment method?
Sounds like you really should be making a point that Dwolla needs to build confidence and adoption. If Dwolla could become or partner with a net bank that has FDIC deposit insurance, I would think that would seriously blow up their adoption rate. I haven't given it a good look recently, but that would make me feel more comfortable with using it; especially if they also partnered with a behemoth like Amazon or Google for payments. They need to make a marketing push as a way to screw Visa, MasterCard, Banks, etc and it's ability to push down prices through lower processing fees.
- untog 14y agoHow is you not checking your balance before a purchase in any way different than making sure you have enough money available through your current payment method? Well, my credit card doesn't require topping up, it requires paying off every month. And my bank account/debit card gets a direct deposit of my wages- I don't have to top it up. If a lot of places used Dwolla it would make sense to stick $1,000 in my account. But as it is right now, I would be leaving a lot of money in an account I barely use.