That should work. Just remember that the cancellation is our responsibility to
ensure. Not Paypal's.
Sean Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at
10:33:09AM -0700, John Wurth wrote:
> Also, very important. If you ask on your website for someone to make a
> recurring donation legally you must also include a method with it to
> end such donation. The onus is on the organization to resolve such a
> request not on the donor. I.e. don't tell them to just call the bank.
> Won't satisfy the requirement. If I weren't so worn out I would have
> remembered to tell you this months ago. Sorry for the oversight.
>
> What you could do is just put a link right under it, something like
> 'to cancel a recurring donation click here' which can take them to
> an email form, online form, or allow them a method of submitting the
> cancellation form directly. The emails would go to either you or
> someone responsible for this. The standard on average time to
> process such a cancellation is 24-72 hours depending on the group. I
> would highly recommend staying in those parameters for appearance
> sake and also if someone were to try filing a complaint.
>
> John
This is all controlled from paypal. Instead of a link, I'll add some
info about cancelling a recurring payment in that paragraph.
sean
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