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they also might see an advantage in the delay that you don't see and try it out.

so after you charge the card two weeks later, the transaction still gets completed unless you've somehow figured out during the two weeks how to determine whether \the attempt was fraudulent. I don't think this strategy will work because it will depend on the fraudsters knowing that the payment won't be processed for two weeks and then deciding it's not worth it. Are they going to read the TOS?

What about using the Twitter "buy" button now? Is it vulnerable to the same type of fraud? See this example https://twitter.com/mperham/status/643480319870369792

I guess what I mean is, "do people really need the credit card option? If you just demand they use PayPal and they want your unique service, then they'll find a way to pay".

but then doesn't that require you to hold onto the credit card details to process two weeks later. One of the attractive features of stripe is that you don't store cc details on your system but rather they get passed on directly to Stripe. if you implement a delay, you have to hold the credit card to charge later

1. How many sales would you lose if you required everyone to use PayPal everytime? 2. (What about Google cash? or Square cash?)

If that's still hard to understand, haven't you ever wondered about the personality of someone who created something you thought interesting?

If you've ever read and enjoyed his creative writing, I think you'd likely find the letters interesting

what does that mean? Please describe

does Fivvr.com experience this problem?

agreed. feels like famous name marketing stratgy

free private repos? is this a limited time offer or something you'll stand by forever? how many repos?

If $6 is too cheap and encourages fraudsters to test credit cards on your service because banks don't get concerned about transactions at that cost, how much should he have charged at a minimum? $10 $20?

Let the interviewee talk freely and make himself sound messianic and stupid