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just a heads up Re this comment of mine directed to you https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32076788 TY/BR
If you want me to respond then can't you comment directly on that submission?
I did, have a look at the link to that submission...
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That's an issue for a subset of SaaS products that deliver value without stickiness. Sticky products, though, should definitely not take a credit card upfront. For example, a project management product is sticky because I put my data into it and it's too much hassle to recreate that data every 14 days. For non-sticky SaaS products, there may be a case for taking a credit card in order to prevent multiple free trials…
What do you mean by "stickiness"?
A project management system is sticky, for example, because you can't easily take all your data out of it and put it into a different project management system that has different features.
A cold outreach SaaS isn't very sticky, because you can spam people for the trial period and then move on to the next cold outreach SaaS.
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> services like Privacy (privacy.com) that allow you to essentially make "virtual" credit cards. Is there an option to create virtual "credit" cards on Privacy? I only can make debit cards.
Ah, sorry I was using the terms interchangeably. I think it's actually a debit setup, kind of like a gift card? I've never actually used the service, just heard some reviews about it.