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It's just like any other form of payment, except we're a company that provides this service. And this way we are not only selling the service, we are the seller, so when you pay for it our service, I can take a cut. And it's not your choice, it's just the way the process works, because we are the vendor. This was a nice little introduction to the company and the way they would operate, but I wondered if this was a typical setup in order to get someone to use their product. In particular, I wondered what percentage of people would say: “Sure, I can pay for that” when they saw a little button on a screen. As it turns out it turns out it works that way on almost all the sites I looked at so far: the initial impression they give at the beginning of buying is the way many people will look back at a purchase for the first time. I doubt any sites are completely transparent about this, but they should try. Not only does transparency give the user a better experience overall, it also gives them the information they need to see if they are getting what they pay for. As for the percentage of people who actually do use the product, I don't think that number is that big. That's just my opinion, but I know that it works. If people are buying something that is supposed to be useful, then it's almost certain most of them will use it. But if you are buying something to get a large amount of attention (or in some cases just as publicity), then that percentage might not be all that healthy. However, even using the lowest available estimate, I still think it's a bit high. And I wouldn't say that's a problem for any particular company or product. Some other thoughts on user behavior around the site This kind of information is also helpful when building other products (see below). In particular, there are plenty of products that do not even have the form of an invoice, which makes it a lot easier for people not involved in the product-selling process to not use the product. So, they'll see a picture of a button, say “I want to purchase this” and enter their credit card details. Then they click or tap the button with the number that they have chosen to purchase.

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