Thanks. I have opened a ticket.

UPDATE - They did reply but no help. Paddle does support debit cards but it should not be 3D secure/OTP protected. And this is not the case with most of the people here.

Paddle looks good. Very customizable, supports multiple currencies, and a good SDK. But I created my payment page and tried to pay with a debit card and it didn't work. Obviously, I was trying to sell a product and not a recurring payment type service. So do you know how I can fix this?

Thanks in advance. I really appreciate your help.

on the phone?

You can outsource it from low cost countries like India (where $25 is like too much IMO). I know some students who are excellent devs and who would like to earn some quick bucks. Ping me if you are interested.

Got a donation for my software Clipjump ($10) in 2013.

Thanks for your answer. It helps me realize that I should be able to ship my own backend quite quickly. I don't have prior Firebase experience, and though it was made to save time, that time saved would be ineffective in my case since I would have to do a lot of googling.

That's a good idea. I will give it a try.

Many folks including Nomad List are using Mapbox for powering their maps. www.mapbox.com/

+1 for this idea. We can even have a feature to list/filter through todos and complete them.

There are some exceptions, specifically when it comes to recently dropped domains

Is there a way to check the registration history of a domain?

I would stay away from registering domains that contain a brand. This is known as domain squatting and is potentially illegal. There's a decent chance that if the brand owner wants to actually have the domain they can get it from you through legal matters.

Woah. Didn't knew a law like that existed. But yes, after reading about it on the Internet, it looks like doing this could be potentially risky. But what if my country nor the company's registration country have any law on domain squatting? It looks like this law is only active in the US (as per the Wikipedia).

It seems like you're interested in domain flipping (buying and selling for profit) rather than domain reselling (allow other people to buy domains through you as if you were a domain registrar) so I've changed the question title accordingly.

Right 😅