DoNotPay - Share your subscriptions with just a link

Share and trade your favorite subscriptions with friends and family using just a link. No password required.

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Aaaaannnd taken down...
Best new chrome extension of the year! Great job guys
Thank you so much <3
link not working.
yes too bad :'-(
i think there is a gap between how PH describes the extension and the reality of how it works
Hi Rick, thank you so much for the feedback. What do you mean by this exactly?
seemed like the pitch was about sharing media accounts but the extension was the old product ... maybe i ran through too quickly
Why would anyone trust this, they can pretty much hijack your sessions, steal your credit card info, it only takes one oversight or vulnerability in code for all that data to be leaked. Oh god, no thanks!
We use VGS and have no access to the cookies or data. In addition, we commit in writing in our terms of service to never sell user data (donotpay.com/terms).
Chrome store link is broken, and nothing about this on DoNotPay.com - please explain.
I cannot find this on the chrome store or anywhere on the donotpay website.
Looks like it's down already.
this product i think is useful of my business
We actually see a lot of B2B uses, such as SEO tools. So it's an interesting point you make
Three issues that make this bad idea. (For me) 1. Seems basically illegal. If not. It is morally wrong. 2. The security risks that points out are so valid it’s scary. Sure, there are other concerns but those are enough to say no to this. 3. It’s against Makers. Imagine if someone made an extension that took away any potential revenue. No matter the amount, it’s stealing. I want to point out that I like DoNotPays service. It is worth it on its own. The episode on This Week in Startups is great but this chrome extension marketing is counter productive for creating trust.
Hi Bryan, thanks so much for the feedback. 1) It is certainly not illegal to share your accounts with authorized users. In fact, almost all services explicitly state you can have multiple streamers at the same time. 2) It is much more secure than sharing your password. We use VeryGoodSecurity.com and have PCI II compliance. In other words, we do not store the cookies. Finally, we commit to never sell or rent user data explicitly in writing in our terms of service. 3) Someone does have to pay for the content. Our service is only about helping you share with authorized users, such as roommates, securely, For example, I certainly don't feel comfortable with my roommate having my password, even if they can legally and morally access my Netflix account. Finally, this really only is targeted at large corporations, not makers. Also, I really appreciate that you listened to the TWIST episode.