orangeoliviero

Looking at the problematic period trackers, this seems very much a direct representation of the adage "if you aren't paying for it, then you are the product".

The ones that don't sell your data off are the ones that sell an actual product to you.

Does that align with what you've seen in general?

Hi Kristy,

Perhaps make it clear that this is only available to those in the USA?

Sure, but I went through the whole process of signing up for an account and now it's stuck in "verify your phone number" because it's not a US phone number.

I can't even delete the account because there are literally no other options.

That's disappointing to hear. I would hope that at least if we're paying for it we'd be safe >.<

I've been the manager of a small business with ~500K/yr revenue who analyzed and negotiated with banks for card processing fees on a regular basis.

But sure, go ahead and tell me that I'm wrong about debit fees.

Whether it's 3 cents/transaction or 10, the point stands - it's a fixed fee that's quite small relative to a large transaction, unlike a credit card, which takes a percentage.