As a poor student with no access to a credit card, I approve of this. At the same time, I'm gonna buy a shit load of cheap deals I really should spend on food.
Such is life!
Such is life!
Edit: Nevermind.AxCx said:Because paypal sucks.canadamus_prime said:Why do I need that when I have PayPal?
This is exactly what I thought when I first saw it but it also could provide a simple savings account as Kalezian saidAtmos Duality said:Clever. It's an investment pool disguised as a pay account.
They get your money now, but can reinvest it sooner, generate interest or fund other projects.
This could still be very convenient for some people, though I think the main attraction will be gifts of points, that's the one thing I thought Steam was lacking. Steam doesn't have anyway to either setup a gift for a certain date in advance, like a birth day, or a way to simply give a "buy anything $60 and lower card", since many parents and family members and even some friends don't really know what game you'll want to get or even may already have that's not on your steam games list. Unless they ask, but that ruins the surprise.Kalezian said:I can see how this would be good for people who cant spend a lot in a short time, adding $5 a week or two would be nice.
What is this flak you speak of? I've never heard anything. Besides, I probably wouldn't buy anything online if not for PayPal.Deathfish15 said:Because with all the flack lately with PayPal and the very heavy amount of restrictions, regulations, and policies that surrounds it, many people don't like using that payment method system.HK_01 said:I fail to see how it's more convenient that PayPal or Click&Buy...
It's probably both.ColateralDamage said:This is exactly what I thought when I first saw it but it also could provide a simple savings account as Kalezian saidAtmos Duality said:Clever. It's an investment pool disguised as a pay account.
They get your money now, but can reinvest it sooner, generate interest or fund other projects.
Not directed at me, but he's probably talking about the game developer who had his account frozen with close to three quarters of a million dollars in it (600,000 Euros, IIRC).canadamus_prime said:What is this flak you speak of? I've never heard anything. Besides, I probably wouldn't buy anything online if not for PayPal.
I'm confused, why does PayPal suck? It's worked for me pretty well.AxCx said:"That question was only directed at people who have something intelligent to say."canadamus_prime said:Edit: Nevermind.AxCx said:Because paypal sucks.canadamus_prime said:Why do I need that when I have PayPal?
Sweet of you to say that, but you dont always need to be intelligent to state the truth. The truth being that paypal sucks, and you need to stop being so rude for no good reason.
I withdrew that comment, hence the edit.AxCx said:"That question was only directed at people who have something intelligent to say."canadamus_prime said:Edit: Nevermind.AxCx said:Because paypal sucks.canadamus_prime said:Why do I need that when I have PayPal?
Sweet of you to say that, but you dont always need to be intelligent to state the truth. The truth being that paypal sucks, and you need to stop being so rude for no good reason.