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Sorry about this -- we didn't mean to be misleading. What do you think we could do to make our country limitations more prominent on our homepage? https://www.b
by jareau 14y ago
Sorry about this -- we didn't mean to be misleading. What do you think we could do to make our country limitations more prominent on our homepage? https://www.balancedpayments.com/#processing https://www.balancedpayments.com/#processing
- nolok 14y agoIf your visitor is not in the US, add a red text or something that says exactly the quote from parent ? I too was looking for it and ended up reading the HN comment to find the answer.
- jareau 14y agoThanks for the feedback
- mahmoudimus 14y agoYeah, this is a cool idea - will add it to our TODO
- jonemo 14y agoThink about it this way: How would you like to find out that a really really rad service whose website you just found is only available in Liechtenstein and Iceland? That's how you want to present your geo-restriction. What parent suggests is a great idea but doesn't work by itself, because it doesn't work for everyone. I for example am physically located in the USA but I am still only interested in services that work in Germany. In addition to that scenario, I know plenty of people who could be your target audience and who obfuscate their physical location through proxies and VPNs, usually in order to use US-only services. I suggest you simply adding it to the text: Accept credit cards and debit bank accounts for your US-based business. Proceeds are available immediately. Notice the difference? If not, read again. Those who care will notice it, for all others it's two words they ignore.