Yuck. Why should you need to do this with friends. I hate the idea
You would rather nag and hassle your forgetful friends to pay you back, instead of sending them a little message with an easy-to-pay link?
Introducing Mint PayBack
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#12Has anyone tried it? I wonder how it works for both the collector and the friend. I can't test it since I've learned not to loan money to people
" Thanks for your interest in Mint PayBack!
We're still in private beta, but we'll notify you as soon
we launch to the general public. In the mean time, help us
shape Mint PayBack by completing this short survey."Re: Introducing Mint PayBack
#13Yuck. Why should you need to do this with friends. I hate the idea
Something like this would be extremely helpful for situations like multiple couples renting a beach house or people chipping in for an expensive gift for somebody else.
Re: Introducing Mint PayBack
#14$0.99/transaction is quite steep compared to Venmo (free).
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#15Yuck. Why should you need to do this with friends. I hate the idea
Credit card transactions between friends still aren't that easy. Not everyone likes (or has) Paypal, etc. Something like this would be extremely helpful for situations like multiple couples renting a beach house or people chipping in for an expensive gift for somebody else.
Re: Introducing Mint PayBack
#16Yuck. Why should you need to do this with friends. I hate the idea
Credit card transactions between friends still aren't that easy. Not everyone likes (or has) Paypal, etc. Something like this would be extremely helpful for situations like multiple couples renting a beach house or people chipping in for an expensive gift for somebody else.
Re: Introducing Mint PayBack
#17It looks like there's a decent chance that there is no service whatsoever behind the interest-collection and survey. Not a bad strategy for gauging interest, I guess.