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30/01/20

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Originally posted by Bearwolf: ↑

If anyone here is interested in a real-world perspective, I agree with what Klarna has said that Afterpay will not be able to continue to charge the current fees they do. At 6%, they are the dearest option out there. Other options charge anything from zero to 4% maximum. As a business, we have seen a very substantial drop in the number of customers using Afterpay in the past 6-9 months while business in general has been increasing. Among the new players, Latitude is doing particularly well and also Laybuy. Zip has been mostly steady. The fall in Afterpay has been dramatic, perhaps in the order of 80%-90%. Paypal and even good old credit card seem to be more preferred.

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Everything you said is ridiculous but if you even had one person that believed your terrible post you lost them on "even good old credit card seem to be more preferred". Geez I hope they get that straight jacket back on you so you we don't have to waste time replying to your posts and so that you don't hurt yourself. The former is more important to me BTW.

APT Price at posting: $37.80 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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