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They want to confirm your identity.
I get that, but I thought that CAN-SPAM required one-click unsubscribes.
How I made Stripe as easy to use as Paypal in 5 days
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#32(I also took a peek at Lumo...wth man...is there anything you don't do!)
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#33I have a similar service about to launch.
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#34Hey Drew, Site looks great- Hate to tell you though, I beat you to it by a few months :) http://easybill.co Different pricing structure. Driving keyword traffic has been a bit of a challenge. I think that this is a tough value prop for customers. Overall, site looks great, wish you the best with it.
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> please don't compete on price It strikes me as very sad that in bringing down a monopoly (Paypal), already you are advocating price collusion amongst the new players in the industry...
As opposed to racing to the bottom?
Though (perhaps thankfully, given the response to my post) the relatively simple nature of this means that its (if not now then soon) going to be a price-competitive industry anyway.
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#39I clicked the article title in dread fearing someone had turned Stripe the company into a mirror image of everything we loathe about Paypal. I was relieved to realize the OP meant the ease of use part of Paypal, and not all the rest of the baggage that comes with Paypal. I'd have clicked the article with less dread had it been titled "How I made Stripe as easy to use as Paypal in 5 days".