TrialPay

[CCFC]

Can you guys try to start support TrialPay? You could get more money that way, I think. I think it is a good idea. Hmm?

[Zachery]

I've never heard of trialpay and this is the first request of it as far as I can tell, what exactly would it do for us?

[Fusion]

I've never heard of trialpay and this is the first request of it as far as I can tell, what exactly would it do for us?

Just guessing here, but from the name I gather it is used to offer trial-versions of eg, software.

[Fusion]

Just guessing here, but from the name I gather it is used to offer trial-versions of eg, software.

Heh. I googled it. Seems it enables the user to get products for "free" by trying out others. Some hail it as excellent, while others call it a scam.

[Wayne Luke]

Basically you sign up for a service. If the purchaser buys things from other vendors, they get your software for free and the other vendors pay you money for their new customers.

[CCFC]

Actually

They sign up for one offer, and do whatever they ask, and than that vendor pays the company so you can get your product for free.

[LindseyBc]

http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?showtopic=270302

[Onimua]

This sounds like a kind of spam/scam sort of thing, even if it were legit. I know I wouldn't trust (and I don't) those kind of things were you have to fill out a survey or whatnot and jump through hoops just to try and get something free, and not even sure if you will get what you're asking for.

[Boofo]

I have used TrialPay on a couple of reputable programs I have registered. Some of the offers are 30-days trials that you can cancel before the 30 days is up or stay with them. And some, like Jamster, were a good deal for me as I am still with them. I got a fully registered program out of it both times I have used it. TrialPay is not a scam. The companies they use are reputable.

[simsim]

Speaking of supported payment systems, I think Jelsoft should consider supporting Moneybookers. They're reaching over 5 millions users now and growing, already a UK-based company and already supported in vBulletin's subscription system.