jandy

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by jandy 15y ago
I'm hoping to avoid e-wallet style providers, but thanks for the tip, I'll make a note of them. And yes, licensing is a problem for another day. The UK's gambling laws are complicated and vague, especially when online businesses come into p
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by jandy 15y ago
Thanks for the insight. I've done some asking around and it sounds like a lot of the UK payment provider restrictions are actually due to the merchant provider they use; there's a possibility that I could use any UK provider as long as I ne
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by jandy 15y ago
My app falls into the rather broad category of "gambling, gaming, and adult". This means all US providers (I've seen) aren't interested due to their gambling regulations, and UK providers consider it high risk.
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by jandy 15y ago
Impossible? I'm not asking for a personalised quote here, just what options are available to UK startups. I probably clouded the water by mentioning my personal situation, but really I'm just interested in what's out there.
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by jandy 15y ago
Yes they do. I investigated them too, but sadly we also violate their terms and conditions.
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Ask HN: Payment providers for UK startups?
12 points by jandy 15y ago|15 comments
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by jandy 15y ago
Or the UK. Bane of my existence.
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by jandy 15y ago
Sounds like you've got somebody worried! I'd ask for an offer in writing, and don't worry about it until you hear something back; I'm with doctorwho on this one, it sounds like stalling tactics.
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by jandy 15y ago
The older I get, the more I realise people just enjoy complaining. People complained when they added the black bar, they complained when they removed it, they complain now when Google point you in the direction of the new feature, and I'm s