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Rukus McUallas
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Payment options

Post by Rukus McUallas »

I've received an automated(?) offer from BGA for a one month free trial. That's not bad, and I actually like it. The problem is, that the only payment options are credit card and Paypal. Maybe I've missed something, but there are enough people who can't/don't use both. I had to refuse the offer for that reason. I think it might help having more options available, including more "traditional" payment methods.
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Nastaa
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Which payment method(s) would you like to have available?
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Salvidrim
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Rukus McUallas wrote: 22 March 2022, 14:00 I've received an automated(?) offer from BGA for a one month free trial. That's not bad, and I actually like it. The problem is, that the only payment options are credit card and Paypal. Maybe I've missed something, but there are enough people who can't/don't use both. I had to refuse the offer for that reason. I think it might help having more options available, including more "traditional" payment methods.
Paypal and credit cards have been the "traditional" payment method for online subscribitions for over a decade now. What other options are there even, for online purchases??
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Dr Wilson
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Introduction of Bank transfer would significantly raise the probability that I pay premium
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dschingis27
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Post by dschingis27 »

Bank transfer is a very German thing. :) However, since there are a lot of German users on BGA, it's maybe worth it to offer it.
Rukus McUallas
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Post by Rukus McUallas »

Right, a bank transfer is still the way to go, especially in Germany. That's what I meant with "traditional". Credit cards are not as wide spread in Germany as in other countries. And Paypal is another story. Can't wait for the digital Euro.
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