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Subscription services?

by hometutor
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Is there an online subscription service where the buyer does not have to sign up for an account? Paypal has a great subscription service, but my clients also have to have Paypal accounts.

Rick
#services #subscription
  • Profile picture of the author David-JP
    Clickbank will accept their credit cards and rebill them monthly.

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    I'm not happy with clickbank, if you don't have enough money in your account for a pay out and your money sits too long, they start to deduct 'fees'.

    ya right!
    just my two cents
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by HappyLuke View Post

      if you don't have enough money in your account for a pay out and your money sits too long, they start to deduct 'fees'.
      Only if you haven't had a single sale for 90 days, Luke.

      And only $1 every two weeks.

      And you can avoid even that, at any stage, simply by buying any $3/$4 product through your own account, which starts the 90-day clock at 0 again. All it takes is one sale.

      I also don't like the fact that the dormant account charges exist, but if that's your reason for not liking ClickBank, and gives you such a big problem, ClickBank probably isn't for you, you know? 90 days is a pretty long time for someone running a business to go without a sale, don't you think?
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