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Jason Grad
@mrjasongrad · Founder, Bstow
Hi Everyone - Thanks for the warm welcome to the Product Hunt community. We are currently testing Bstow and working on adding super engaging feature sets. Here is a quick breakdown:
-Link a credit or debit card, pick any non-profit, and Bstow automatically rounds up your spare change and sends it to the non-profit you chose
-Set a monthly limit on contribut… See more
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Anuj Adhiya
@anujadhiya · Engagement/Analytics at GrowthHackers
Added to my Charity collection: http://www.producthunt.com/@anuj...
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Jason Grad
@mrjasongrad · Founder, Bstow
Hi Everyone - Thanks for the warm welcome to the Product Hunt community. We are currently testing Bstow and working on adding super engaging feature sets. Here is a quick breakdown:
-Link a credit or debit card, pick any non-profit, and Bstow automatically rounds up your spare change and sends it to the non-profit you chose
-Set a monthly limit on contribut… See more
Mike Smith
@mrmikesmith · Helping and learning
@MrJasonGrad Such an effortless way to make money. I have always loved this idea. I loved this idea so much so that two friends and I tried to build this exact business ~3 years ago. I'm very curious how you handle CC fees? My understanding was most processors charge a fee per transaction which eats away at "round up" margins. Do you batch? process everythin… See more
Drew Meyers
@drewmeyers · Co-Founder, Horizon
I'm a sucker for pretty much anything in the "social good" space, but I'm not sure how this is going to get users, or donations. It doesn't address a real pain point, and I wish it weren't true, but "doing good" isn't enough of a value prop to get (most) people to sign up or take action.
What sort of accounts would I link to Bstow?