The thing that's especially onerous here is the fact that they keep screwing with the same customer the same way over and over again. I agree with the author of the post -- that's just too much crap for too little return.
The thing that's especially onerous here is the fact that they keep screwing with the same customer the same way over and over again. I agree with the author of the post -- that's just too much crap for too little return.
Possibly ironically, this has resulted in me falling back to my backup payment sending approach - paypal.
The current incarnation of PayPal is the result of a March 2000 merger between Confinity and X.com. Confinity was initially as a Palm Pilot payments and cryptography company. X.com was founded as an Internet financial services company. Both Confinity and X.com launched their websites in late 1999. Both companies were located on University Avenue in Palo Alto. Confinity's website was initially focused on reconciling beamed payments from Palm Pilots with email payments as a feature and X.com's website initially featured financial services with email payments as a feature.
I'm not usually one for mantras, however "stay hungry, stay foolish" comes to mind.