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I've gotten sales emails from TrialPay saying that I should offer it as a form of payment on my site. I refused, of course, because I'd imagine those people wo
by dangrover 17y ago
I've gotten sales emails from TrialPay saying that I should offer it as a form of payment on my site.
I refused, of course, because I'd imagine those people would be the worst customers and I'd probably get a bunch of support emails asking about canceling Netflix. I don't know why any software developer would go with them.
The one company that does I've seen is Smith Micro, but they're kind of scammy anyway: http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander.html http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander.html
- patio11 17y agoI know one guy who sells a zip utility who swears by them. That said, I'm with you: it strikes me as highly likely that the increase in my blood pressure will cost me a lot more than the marginal revenue gained. In addition to having confused customers to worry about, I simply do not want moral association with many of things sold via CPA offers, even on TrialPay (which is, by all accounts, an upright and honest company in a pond of scum).