> no ridiculous fees incurs

.. to the user. What do they charge the vendor, or it just the 30% of every transaction (which some might consider ridiculous).

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mrtksn 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

That's the point, I don't subscribe to the idea that %30 is ridiculous if you don't have a full blown department to handle that. Can be argued that Apple should give people that option but for anyone who minds being charged $43.95 for transaction that goes badly will be beter off to pay Apple and have piece of mind as long as their margins allow that.

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pjc50 2 days ago | parent [-]

Would you prefer to be charged $43 for 1 in every 100 $10 transactions, or $3 for every $10 transaction?

edit: comment below reminds us that unhappy customers can get you banned entirely https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45248686

	▲	mrtksn 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		I would prefer to be charged $3 for every 10$ if I'm not ever going to get involved in this and the money will hit my bank account the first week every month. I would prefer to get charged $43 for 1 in every 100 transaction if I employ people who handle that for me. So the $43 thingy is more like at least $3000 + (43$ per 1 in 100) and (2$ + %3) per + handling VAT remittence per + handling local laws per(which means you will likely need a few more highly specialized employees or services that you pay hefty cuts approaching Apple). Taking money from people anywhere in the world in exchange for your product or service is trivial on Apple because they indeed employ a lot of people that deal with this stuff, thus %30 is fair IMHO.

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ToucanLoucan 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

As a customer, your business model isn’t my problem. I’ve had numerous frustrating experiences with cancelling these and similar things. If you make it a chore, even in the slightest way, chargeback. Suck it up.

Life is hard enough and I have enough things to do that actually require energy and focus, and I refuse to spend any of it trying to convince you that don’t need your SaaS product.

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evermike 2 days ago | parent [-]

Well, I treat other companies and people the way I’d like to be treated myself. Knowing that a chargeback is unpleasant and creates extra costs, I always first write to their support.

	▲	ToucanLoucan 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		I treat other people like that, absolutely. Companies are not people and you can tell by the way they treat you. The way a lot of businesses try to exist in this superposition between being "just pals!" when things are going their way but if you try and resolve a problem, they immediately start quoting policies and legalese is really off-putting tbh.