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Originally posted by Kenny B
When you get something for free there's usually a reason, if you can't afford or just don't want to pay the $750 to have your billing done by a company that is reputable like CCbill or PSW then you can't expect your business to grow and you should find a new hobby!
My 2 cents!
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You never get anything for free. The 750$ waiving was recouped by GloBill and any other company doing it.
It is like getting a loan: you have to pay interest.
If GloBill found out that they could make a buck by absorbing themselves the 750$ fee, then, good for them.
You aregument is TOTALLY moot. It's all business choices.
Stop blaming GloBill and start blaming VISA.
Of course, by this empty rethoric, you rationalise your desire to minimine the number of new startups. This is nothing but rationalisation. It has no groundings in sound economic theory.
VISA is up to something, everybody knows it, and it is not by nibbling their hemorrhoids that you'll get on top. In the end, VISA and the international banking system serves themselves and only themselves.
Heck, they OWN the private corporations called Bank of Canada and Federal Reserve and they fuck us all the way through the banks !