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Or they don't share account credentials. Many parents wouldn't let their children anywhere near something with their banking details in it.
by mintplant 14y ago
Or they don't share account credentials. Many parents wouldn't let their children anywhere near something with their banking details in it.
- superuser2 14y agoThen your parents must have been technically competent enough to work with Paypal's API or the App Store. Which is pretty rare.
- s_baby 14y agoThat's silly, am I breaking the TOS if I pay a contractor to setup the API for me?
- superuser2 14y agoStripe's TOS appears to say nothing about sharing credentials, but PayPal explicitly disallows sharing passwords.
- mintplant 14y agoI haven't used a developer account on either PayPal or the App Store. However, it's not that difficult to shoulder-surf and copy down an API key.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoHow did you make the leap from "account credentials" to "banking details"?
- mintplant 14y agoPayment processors need some place to send the money to; therefore, often (though I suppose not always), such accounts will have banking details linked to them.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoNot at all. Many logins don't have cards associated with them. Even my iTunes account is solely powered by gift cards.
- mintplant 14y agoiTunes is not a payment processor for business transactions.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoRight! So we agree then.