timnash

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by timnash 13y ago
So we have gone from abusive mods are removed right away, to you review code and hope you spot an issue. Not really the same thing is it?
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by timnash 13y ago
How do you identify "abusive" mods, that you can say with such confidence they are removed right away?
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by timnash 14y ago
Their have been rumours and hints and lots of "soons", that said even if they do launch in the UK you may want to wait a few months for them to solve their teething issues. Braintree which have an amazing reputation in the US, when they lau
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by timnash 14y ago
The requirements for an Amex are not that high at least in the UK for their basic card.
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by timnash 14y ago
Where possible I will use AMEX for all my personal transactions mainly as I have a longer interest free period on spends making budgeting easier, also while its a pure perception thing the few times I have had the need for a chargeback or h
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by timnash 14y ago
We began to look at them, unfortunately while the API was straight forward the documentation was simply wrong in many places and contradictory which was a tad frustrating. The biggest issue for us was they simply couldn't answer even the mo
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by timnash 14y ago
PCI Compliance is about a business not a process being compliant, while your solution reduces the scope of compliance it does not mean the business can just ignore its responsibilities. They still have to go through the motions just the emp
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by timnash 14y ago
The UK process (at least when we investigated it) and I assume the rest of the recently added countries is still very much send us more paperwork then a bank ever will ask for to a black hole email (or sftp) at Braintree and say a pray. Thi
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by timnash 14y ago
While I applaud any move to bring more payment options in Europe this is really still very german focused and appears only half baked. The English documentation is interesting with lots of muddled terminology and when you start the applicat