For many years I'm offering three ways to pay for XYplorer: PayPal, ShareIt, FastSpring.
Is there anything missing? How do people pay for software in 2015?
How do you pay for software?
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Stef123
Re: How do you pay for software?
PayPal has been my preference for many years. But supposedly it's off limits for residents of certain countries, or rather, they don't have affiliations to the banks of certain countries. Russia and "rogue" states are likely candidates, I've been told.
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Re: How do you pay for software?
Hm - how do people pay, or how would people want to pay
I'd personally prefer "on account" (correct word? German: auf Rechnung) (Rarely available.)
Most time I pay "cash on delivery".
Though I see: international this is a problem
I'd personally prefer "on account" (correct word? German: auf Rechnung) (Rarely available.)
Most time I pay "cash on delivery".
Though I see: international this is a problem
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Stef123
Re: How do you pay for software?
Bill them later? After they got the merchandise?
Takes quite some trust and faith in mankind, and puts the burden on Don to keep track of invoices paid vs unpaid vs lost forever.

Takes quite some trust and faith in mankind, and puts the burden on Don to keep track of invoices paid vs unpaid vs lost forever.
Me too. Via PayPal - or rather "delivery on cash"PeterH wrote:Most time I pay "cash on delivery".
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Re: How do you pay for software?
PayPal for me too. It seems to be the most widely used and it's easy to use with either direct debit from a bank account or via a credit card.
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TheQwerty
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Re: How do you pay for software?
I think you're well covered but you could explore other alternatives...
Additional payment processors:
Windows Store
Steam (it's not just for games
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Additional payment processors:
- Stripe - Seems to be a popular choice these days. Kickstarter just migrated to them.
- Amazon Payments
- Google Wallet Instant Buy
Windows Store
Steam (it's not just for games
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zer0
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Re: How do you pay for software?
-- Normal credit/debit card
-- Bitcoin
The problem I have with PayPal is that they do not seem to be friendly when it comes to purchases of intangible goods. Also, exchange rates through my credit card are often better.
-- Bitcoin
The problem I have with PayPal is that they do not seem to be friendly when it comes to purchases of intangible goods. Also, exchange rates through my credit card are often better.
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Re: How do you pay for software?
Thanks, folks!
I checked it and it looks indeed that I'm well covered. Additional options won't be worth the effort.
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Re: How do you pay for software?
PayPal for me too. It's so convenient so why not?
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