Not sure how any viable business can buy transaction volume this way.. spend $50 on doordash using afterpay and afterpay? refunds 50% of your purchase... Considering doordash is a meal delivery business and the bulk of the $50 spend goes to the food provider it seems the 50% refund is an afterpay existing customer cost and the most likely purpose is to inflate short term transaction volumes at the cost of the bottom line.
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