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Last year, Yuval Shwager of Mixtiles came to us with a question: “We want to offer buy now, pay later options, but how do we know they won’t add checkout friction or cannibalize our card volume?” We ran an experiment across 150,000+ checkout sessions to find out. The results: https://lnkd.in/ggXnXHbg.

Testing the impact of buy now, pay later across 150,000+ checkout sessions

Testing the impact of buy now, pay later across 150,000+ checkout sessions

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Shania C.

Realtor at Robert Pitts Estates

2w

Your company is engaging in fraudulent activities. After receiving payments on your website and allowing sales, the company suspends your account, claiming fraudulent activities. They ask for verification documents, but then label your business as high risk, invoking policy 5.6 to issue refunds to eligible customers while withholding the remaining funds, which they never refund. They allege reporting transactions to the bank without providing evidence, despite clients signing contracts, submitting invoices, and completing identity verifications. It seems like a scam. You also claim to have 24-hour support but just an AI that reads articles to you and notifies you to email and agent who will respond within 24 hours they don't and when they do all their responses are the same as the articles just a different name on the bottom.

Jana Uzal

Co-Founder & CFO / Unternehmerin bei Gastro Uzal GmbH & Co. KG

4w

Subject: Urgent Matter - Refund of Money Required We would like to inform you that we do not want the account to be activated, but rather we want our money back! You have been unjustly holding onto our money for two months now. We urgently request for the account to be closed and for the money to be transferred immediately. We have already informed BaFin and will involve the criminal police next Monday and take legal action against your company. In addition, we will inform European authorities that business dealings of this nature are not tolerated in Europe. Furthermore, I will take legal action with my lawyer next week on Wednesday, June 26, 2024, and inform all relevant international authorities as well as file a lawsuit. Sincerely,

Less friction the better in checkout or conversion process.

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