Who said anything about being sued. Just trying to say meet your obligations.
What is the big deal here? Put a link to some instructions on how to stop the
recurring payment. That's all you need.
Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sean Burns wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 06:36:44PM -0700, John Wurth wrote:
>> Control it or not if the donation is made to you, in this case
>> through a link on your website, then you do.
John, did you follow through and click on the link?
>> I'll cc this to my board attorney Norah Ryan. She's one of the top
>> business litigators in the metro area maybe she can explain better
>> than me.
Before you contact your lawyer, are you sure you fully understand the
relationship between BWorks, PayPal, and the donor and how the
transaction is structured?
> I'm a proponent of the KISS philosophy, Keep it Super Simple. In
> light of that, I took the recurring donation button off. It's not
> even an option any more. Especially if we have to have a lawyer
> approve every little thing we do, which is also not an option.
If we are going to be worried about being sued over every little thing
we do, we may as well close up shop. Having a "recurring donation"
button on our website is the least of our worries.
Sean, can you put the "recurring donation" HTML back in? If it makes
you feel more comfortable, you can comment it out by enclosing it in
HTML comment structure. <!--- --->
Regards,
- Robert
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