Clearly you didn't read the FAQs then. Pausing the bot still charges because you have an active session.
Lol? It works perfectly fine. If you're too stupid to set it up right after 5 tries that's your issue. If you read the FAQs you'd know that you will be charged every time you start the bot.
Frankly this is a rather shocking reply from an 'Executive'.
You have to realize this is not about who made a mistake. It's about how to better the system.
Old Empire has been nothing but respectful when expressing his valid criticism.
When you charge hourly rates, do it by the time. Not by the button press.
I can understand why you would charge for an active session that runs a paid bot while it's taking automated break.
But surely you can charge by the actual session length. If not by the minute then by 5 minutes, 15 minutes. Make it a minimum of 0.01cents per run, if you don't want to go into units that are less than actual cent.
At least people don't have to pay 20 cents for clicking a button, just to realize straight away they forgot to enable something or whatever... and then they come here just for you to call them stupid?
That's short-sighted and greedy.
Far from consumer friendly, much more anti-consumer. You want to make money, make people want to spend it towards your service instead of forcing them into some technical excuses why you're taking their money. In the end, everybody's losing.
And for me - I never plan to pay for any of the bots. I'm not mad because you're taking my money.
If anything I might perhaps want to release a 'premium bot' on your platform one day, and this pricing scheme is still objectively retarded in my eyes.
And this combined with the fact that developers can ask money twice a month and you're paying by bi-monthly intervals. As well as withdrawal amounts having to be in 100$ intervals... which in and of itself seems sketchy, but kind of understandable, I guess...(This is rather OT, but since I'm ranting already - much more reasonable way to do it would be like everybody else does. For example - minimum withdrawal 100$ - paid monthly [or bimonthly if you insist] and developers don't have to "beg" for it, if they have payment details setup. And if they earn 189.72$, they get 189.72$ - not 100$ because "ITS NOT 100$ INTERVAL!")
To me, it just seems like you're trying to milk anyone that comes here and this weights heavily on your image.
Old Empire is right. Even if this is botting, cheating, whatever. At the end of the day it's also business, especially for you - the developers of this product.
You might milk some kids with daddies credit card, but anyone with half a brains sees this and would rather stay away.
what seems like a small UI tweak to you, might mean some huge problems on the back-end.
Anyway, staff has expressed multiple times on Slack that they'll do minor changes to the payment system, once they have the time.
It's far from UI tweak, but also far from huge problem. Surely dedicating some time to better an essential part of your service is worth the time.
"Works" isn't "Good enough" and "Good enough" isn't something you should be proud of and reply "You're stupid! You think you need better? Git Gud!" to someone who gives valid criticism to a service you provide, a service they have paid for.