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thedarkknight 12-28-2014 07:16 PM

do customers trust stripe?
 
Ii would like to offer stripe to my customers, so I'd be emailing them invoices to pay for their product. It would be nothing to do with eBay.

But my worry is if customers actually trust stripe? Will they actually pay? Or is PayPal so huge its makes people feel anything else is in trustworthy.

BiN4RY 12-28-2014 07:33 PM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
Most buyers aren't willing to sign up for a whole new and unheard financial service just to pay for one merchant, I can guarentee you that.

thedarkknight 12-28-2014 07:37 PM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
That's what I thought.

unkown5454 12-28-2014 11:20 PM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
You do not need to sign up for Stripe to pay someone.

I have been selling off EB for years and I lose customers all the time because they think you have to have a PP account to pay someone with PP and even when you checkout with PP, they still encourage a customer to sign up.

Most marketplaces using Stripe have it integrated seamlessly so that it is a much easier and more natural feeling checkout process. Facebook has started working with Stripe this year. So, people will soon learn the name regardless.

bananaappeal 12-28-2014 11:44 PM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
Guest checkout options with stripe and other popular merchants make it pretty simple. I personally have no problems with my customers following through with it.

GreenBean 12-29-2014 12:06 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thedarkknight (Post 624760)
Ii would like to offer stripe to my customers, so I'd be emailing them invoices to pay for their product. It would be nothing to do with eBay.

But my worry is if customers actually trust stripe? Will they actually pay? Or is PayPal so huge its makes people feel anything else is in trustworthy.

Buyers do not know stripe ( or very rarely).


Entice them may be an option ;)

rsot 12-29-2014 08:52 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
A nice e-mail communication with the customer can get them to pay - you would need to have Stripe enabled on the invoice or website.

cbrew33852 10-24-2015 01:26 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
i use stripe on ioffer havent had any problems getting people to pay

and i have paypal as a back up

stripe fallows the same 20,0000 200k stuff

yobar 08-16-2020 11:36 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
Stripe is a very robust payment processing product. It is a great tool for small businesses to large businesses. The fee price point is right in line with PayPal. Reporting by customer/day/month is very intuitive. I like being able to drill down to all sorts of variations of reporting.

badman212 12-22-2020 03:55 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
Hello, I have been having a lot of problems with stripe lately, I would like to know if you could be of some help???

degsey69 12-22-2020 04:02 AM

Re: do customers trust stripe?
 
In the USA stripe is known and you get a 70 payment response on eBay you create an invoice email it to them with the link to the stripe portal and they pay.


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