thereisnotry

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by thereisnotry 3y ago
(1) is new, will do that too going forward, makes a lot of sense. (3) might make sense for subscriptions, doesn't work too well for transactions regretfully.
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by thereisnotry 3y ago
Hahah yeah, I will (feels a bit cynical but maybe practical) raise all prices by 3-4% to compensate for this cost. Won't packages increase the risk meaningfully though? It's actually something I've hesitated rolling out becau
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by thereisnotry 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, really appreciate it. We're not something people use day-to-day, I think we're mostly just relevant in the 4-8 weeks someone's preparing for a job interview - so I can imagine people forgetting the
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by thereisnotry 3y ago
Thanks for the very helpful response! Yep, it's for prepfully.com. On 1 -- we don't have any subscriptions at the moment - everything is a transaction. We're planning to roll out a subscription/course module at some poin
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What are effective ways of fighting chargeback fraud?
11 points by thereisnotry 3y ago|15 comments
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Controversy on Vercel employee access to app data(twitter.com)
10 points by thereisnotry 3y ago|2 comments
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by thereisnotry 4y ago
Hi smca - this helps, I was under the impression that Stripe is refunded the fees in scenarios where disputes are won. That seems to have been a misundertanding. Having said that - I think there was a lot of room for nuance in this rollout,
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Would this be considered a “funding clawback”?(the-ken.com)
1 points by thereisnotry 4y ago|0 comments
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by thereisnotry 7y ago
I work as a PM in a pretty big tech company, and I’m a cofounder of PrepTick (an interview prep startup). Here’s a rundown of what we’ve been seeing in the tech job market. Situation’s super fluid, so it’s quite likely a lot of this might b