Poll: How do you bill recurring payments?

Re:Poll: How do you bill recurring payments? by catechu on Thursday February 10, 2011 @05:40AM (#2201495)

I use the basic version of PayPal for subscriptions, but I've had issues with canceling customers' subscriptions without their explicit request, and the PayPal support is horrendous.

The fees are a little higher than some of the other services, but it integrates fine, so if you're okay with a clunky but easy to set up service, you might find it useful as well.

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Re:Poll: How do you bill recurring payments? by ceslami on Thursday February 10, 2011 @06:43AM (#2201597)

So if PayPal has issues with canceling subscriptions, has horrendous support, is clunky, and has higher fees, why do you still use it?

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Re:Poll: How do you bill recurring payments? by mutru on Thursday February 10, 2011 @06:58AM (#2201628)

Unfortunately PayPal is pretty much the only option, if you're based in Europe and want to do recurring payments.

I agree with all the points above: the support is worst I've ever experienced, the user experience is horrible and hasn't improved over the years, and the recurring payments clearly don't belong to the product.

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Re:Poll: How do you bill recurring payments? by milan_cvejic on Thursday February 10, 2011 @08:21AM (#2201828)

Well, you can always try 2checkout. They work for europe too :)

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