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DomainSponsor Changes / Clarifies Payments

July 18, 2007 by Michele Neylon

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A few weeks ago DomainSponsor emailed their clients to inform them of planned changes to their payment processes.

Frank covered it here.

While anyone reading the email from a few weeks ago would have got the distinct impression that Paypal was being phased out:

We will be phasing out the PayPal payment method

Couldn’t be clearer than that, now could it?

Oh wait! This is 2007, so maybe if you backtrack quickly enough nobody will remember:

There has been some confusion related to our future plans for PayPal as a payment method. To clarify, we will continue to actively support PayPal as a payment method. Our intent was to provide a faster and more efficient method of payment for clients who have US bank accounts. Direct Deposit accomplishes that goal and is our recommended solution for clients with US bank accounts. The choice, however, remains yours.

“Confusion”?

I wasn’t confused in the least. They categorically and clearly stated they were removing it as a payment method.

It’s laughable how some companies think we all have memories like goldfish.. Pity, as I like the guys in DS …

Filed Under: domainers, Domains, monetization, parking

About Michele Neylon

Michele is founder and managing director of Irish domain registrar and hosting company Blacknight. Michele has been deeply involved in domain and internet policy discussions for more than a decade.
He also co-hosts the Technology.ie podcast.

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