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rscherf
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Comment #42141720
Take a look through the original thread. Lots of hot takes didn't age well. Currently processing $14M per month in gross volume ~ $150K/Month. AMA!
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Comment #21555518
I always had an interest in design, designing a lot of websites before and during college. My first job out of college was a Java Support Dev, for a health care company, which was …
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Comment #21555351
Chip & pin is not a requirement in the US, but I agree with you that using it does alleviate risk. This is why Stripe offers a fee discount to 2.7%+5c when using their card reader …
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Comment #21555276
There are several copycat apps that have tried varying pricing structures (some more like 1.3%) and others that tried to go lower (like 0.1%).
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Comment #21555237
Looks like the redirect is broken. Try https://paymentforstripe.com
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Comment #21555209
I should mention, I already went through that with Stripe once. I did an interview for Mixergy here describing what happened. TLDR: I built an analytics app on Stripe, then they la…
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Comment #21555092
That argument doesn’t make any sense to me. Stripe gets 2.9% regardless of how many users I have. It’s just volume to them.
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Comment #21555079
It’s handled as non card present, similar to e-commerce. At some point, 3DS will be required.
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Comment #21554404
We have an integration with Payworks for non-US, but mostly hoping Terminal rolls out globally soon. But, no card reader is required.
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Comment #21553017
Not required in the US. Email receipts are built into Stripe if you provide emails.
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Comment #21553012
Thought about this so many times with domain registrars. I’m content not being a huge company. Way simpler.
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Comment #21553000
Larger user base will hopefully protect me from being cut off.
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Comment #21552728
Daniel Vassallo’s post might be interesting to you: https://danielvassallo.com/only-intrinsic-motivation-lasts/
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Comment #21552704
Ha, extra space was great, but hated the location. Spent all our time in the car (I was working remotely as an FTE), so basically stranded.
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Comment #21552636
Didn’t. First integrated with Magtek (insanely painful). Then I wished that another company would make it simpler. Along cane Stripe’s Terminal and here we are.
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Comment #21552629
Bingo, although the YAUs is a bit lower than that for obvious reasons. However, simple solution for these places to depend on for in person charges. Though the private jet company …
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Comment #21552623
Great question. It’s not about the money, but more about how I was passive for too long just letting it be. I’ve waited to invest in several things for growth until I knew had the …
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Comment #21552608
This is EXACTLY what I did, and I agree there are soooo many opportunities like this. I think most people are risk averse to it as they think the API might get shut off, but I look…
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Comment #21552598
Thanks! So far, so good after 1.5 years. Truly sucked stuffing more capital into the business as there is a lot concentrated there that is somewhat illiquid, but our working relati…
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Comment #21552582
That’s right, second is Apptweak
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Comment #21551216
Happy to not be selling my soul to another Evil Inc or having a boss... tried that several times before.
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Comment #21551211
I’m the founder, and although I can’t speak for the other posts, I can assure you the numbers are real. Several posts in my personal and business Twitter feeds can confirm.
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Comment #21551207
Thanks! I work closely with several people at Stripe already across many different teams, so not really holding out hope for anything. Very happy and content with where I’m at.