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Show DN: A very affordable remote user testing service for apps or websites.(userbob.com)

almost 8 years ago from John Weidner, Founder at UserBob

  • Some DesignerSome Designer, almost 8 years ago

    amazon login? why?

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    • John WeidnerJohn Weidner, almost 8 years ago

      I chose Amazon login because I figured a large percentage of potential users would already be using Amazon cloud services. By using Amazon for login, the payment step is simpler because your Amazon account will already have your payment information.

      However, you're not the first person to ask for an alternative. So I plan to add a option to login with an email address and a password and then provide an integration with Stripe to handle payment processing.

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    • John WeidnerJohn Weidner, almost 8 years ago

      I started working on allowing login with email and password. Hopefully I'll have this done sometime next week.

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      • Some DesignerSome Designer, almost 8 years ago

        Well it was not a problem actually. That was the first service that used amazon login for the first time. Just asked out of curiosity. Thanks for answering. <3

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        • John WeidnerJohn Weidner, almost 8 years ago

          Well there were plenty of people who didn't want to use the service because they don't use Amazon. (It may have been mostly people outside of the U.S.) But now that I have the email/password signup available I am getting more people to sign up.

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