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511.
by pc 15y ago
I work at Stripe. This is pure FUD. If fast-growing companies really did encounter problems with Stripe, don't you think at least one would have talked about it?
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by pc 15y ago
Stripe. We're based in Palo Alto, CA, and we're hiring full-time engineers and designers. More information at https://stripe.com/jobs . (We especially love solutions to our puzzles.) H1B applicants welcome (almost half of the people at Str
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by pc 15y ago
Actually, we're working on supporting Australia right now. We don't have an ETA, but we're not talking years. If you like, you can sign up to be notified when Stripe is available in Australia at https://stripe.com/global .
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Stripe is hiring designers and engineers(stripe.com)
1 points by pc 15y ago
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by pc 15y ago
From the post: "Even though we’ve complied with every PayPal request, including providing them with our certificate of incorporation, they still won’t give us an explanation for any of their moves." It seems that Diaspora weren't unwilling
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by pc 15y ago
"Believe it or not, no payment service is going to allow you to collect tens of thousands of dollars in a few days with just a name and an e-mail to identify you." Using the email address and name is hardly the best way to evaluate the trus
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Stripe is hiring
1 points by pc 15y ago
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by pc 15y ago
We don't quite see it that way. Large companies, processing millions a year, use Stripe too.
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by pc 15y ago
Cheers. Would love to hear if you notice anything we should improve; I'm patrick@stripe.com.
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by pc 15y ago
Sorry about that -- momentary bug during a deploy of the dashboard.
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by pc 15y ago
Hi Saurik, First off, we have more detail about the chargeback procedure at https://stripe.com/help/chargebacks . (The short answer to your question about whether or not you can tie a chargeback to an individual charge without human intera
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by pc 15y ago
No, this just means it was a bad place to start :). We will definitely come to Europe.
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by pc 15y ago
Patrick from Stripe here. We know how important that is. I personally grew up in Europe (Ireland), and 5 of the 10 people at Stripe grew up outside of the US. It sucks that we're US-only right now. We're actually working on supporting Europ
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by pc 15y ago
There are two big reasons as to why it's so painful elsewhere. One is underwriting: people want to know a lot about your business so they can figure out if you're likely to be fraudulent (or expensively incompetent). They typically do this
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by pc 15y ago
We're not working on it right now, but would love to discuss. I'm patrick@stripe.com -- want to drop me a line?
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by pc 15y ago
We'll happily export your card data to another provider if you ever want to move away.
527.
by pc 15y ago
Sorry about that. https://stripe.com/tos is the correct link. We'll get it fixed.
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Stripe: instant payment processing for developers(stripe.com)
1249 points by pc 15y ago|348 comments
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by pc 15y ago
"true"...?
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The Queensway Syndicate: tens of billions in revenue; unknown owners.(economist.com)
118 points by pc 15y ago|18 comments
531.
by pc 15y ago
Trivia: Akshay, one of the founders of PicPlum, previously built mugasha.com, to which I (and probably many others) owe a lot of our coding productivity.
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by pc 15y ago
Anyone who knows Aaron will tell you that he's actually pretty humble. I think it's easy to imagine the thought process without it being especially cocky: "I built this game and have spent more time solving these puzzles than any of these
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Domaincli: purchase domains directly from your terminal(github.com)
19 points by pc 15y ago|0 comments
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by pc 16y ago
For Stripe, YC was actually the first firm we took investment from. Doing so was a very easy decision.
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by pc 16y ago
3kMarlin isn't involved with Stripe. collision and I are the founders. (Good point, though.)
536.
by pc 16y ago
We haven't publicly announced any pricing yet. Stay tuned.
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by pc 16y ago
Mention that you're a HN user when you email us :)
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by pc 16y ago
Google Books has a reference from 1914: http://books.google.com/books?id=dEXnAAAAMAAJ&dq=%22the%... (It's a little ambiguous as to whether or not it refers to actual bugs, but I think the surrounding context makes it unlikely.) There'
539.
by pc 16y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but I was struck by a line in The Economist's article about the visas in this week's issue: "The spontaneous rise of Silicon Roundabout might have persuaded the government to leave well alone. Instead, David Cameron rec
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by pc 16y ago
Can anyone with more knowledge comment on plausibility of this? Google Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4lR05JZ...

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