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Originally posted by salsbury
"for obvious reasons"
this can be taken several ways. i think the way it's being taken, generally, is that it is "obvious" because it is "illegit" (this is exacerbated by the statement "No reporting of your private information to any outside entity" when there will be cases this is required, guaranteed.) maybe it's obvious because you're worried your competitors will find out how you're doing it? i dunno, that seems short-sighted.
i'd be pretty nervous right now were i a glo-bill client, without more details.
however, sincerely, two thumbs up  on having no free trials.
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I think the reasons are really obvious
This situation and the way they found to solve it puts them ahead of the competition, and no matter on how friendly terms you are dealing with the other 3th party processors they ARE the competition.
If I were Globill I cetainly would not help them find out how to do the same and loose my edge.
Plain and simple(and legal) business IMHO