Author: Maria Sparagis

  • Stripe’s $1.1 Billion Acquisition of Bridge

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    The Stripe Bridge acquisition not only marks the largest deal in the crypto industry to date but supports the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. Read more about the acquisition and what it means for your checkout, whether you use Stripe or not. ACCEPT CRYPTO PAYMENTS TODAY Why It Matters Stripe’s acquisition of Bridge demonstrates its strong…

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  • Final FTC Click-to-Cancel Rule Announced, Subscription Merchants Listen Up

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    The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a final “click-to-cancel” rule aimed at simplifying the process of ending recurring subscriptions. This rule addresses the growing frustration among consumers who find it difficult to cancel unwanted services. By mandating that businesses make cancellation as straightforward as enrollment, the FTC empowers consumers and reduces deceptive practices in…

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  • Do NOT Offer Lifetime Memberships, Big Compliance Risk

    The promise of a “lifetime membership” can be alluring to both businesses and consumers. However, recent events surrounding the closure of Clixlo.app have shed light on the potential pitfalls of such offers. Clixlo.app, a popular marketing automation tool and white label of High Level, recently announced its impending shutdown and the forced migration of its…

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  • Credit Card Fraud Prevention 101

    Credit card fraud is a significant threat to businesses of all sizes. As a business owner, you must stay vigilant and take proactive steps to protect your company and customers from fraudulent activities. Fraudsters constantly evolve their tactics. By understanding the various types of credit card fraud, recognizing warning signs, and implementing effective prevention methods,…

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