Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
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Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#2Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#3Hi HN readers, we're expanding the PintPay beta and allowing a few more folks to signup. We've added a new beta code for the first 200 hacker news readers. The code is "HN" (no quotes). Thanks!
Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#4Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#5Pintpay looks like a great way to test the waters without needing a merchant account.
Best of luck to you guys!
Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#6Hi HN readers, we're expanding the PintPay beta and allowing a few more folks to signup. We've added a new beta code for the first 200 hacker news readers. The code is "HN" (no quotes). Thanks!
Looks great, and it's a shame I can't sign up, since I'm in Canada. Is it just the need for a US bank account that's holding me back?
Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#7Are you guys PCI compliant?
Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#8Are you guys PCI compliant?
Do I need to worry about PCI Compliance?
Nope! By using PintPay, you never store credit card information on your servers. In fact, that information isn't stored on our servers either.
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Re: Add recurring billing to your site. No coding, monthly fees, gateways. Code=HN
#9But while I was considering it, one thing I'd wonder about is how serious and long-lived the service will be. There's nothing to indicate that you aren't serious, but I do wonder about this when I see a new service for something important; will the service go away after I (and my customers) have relied on it?
Do others have this general concern? Do you hesitate, or just go for it?
For site owners, do you think about this? How do you convey seriousness on your site?