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MicrosoftIntroducing Buy now, pay later in Microsoft Edge
“Buy now, pay later,” or BNPL, lets shoppers break their purchases into equal installment payments, often interest-free, which can allow shoppers to get their purchase upfront, instead of having to w...
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Please, please stop bloating the browser with these revenue grabs. It's like you're recapitulating the worst IE browser extensions from the 90s/00s and installing them by default. If this continues I'll have to stop recommending Edge anymore, and I've been an Edge supporter for a while.
If you think about it, there are millions of people around the world who may benefit for this who may be in a low income country or need some financial help to even buy presents for loved ones. l- Seems like Shawnloveshorses161 account has been compromised all of a sudden.
- HI Josh, I am just trying to give some positive light on this feature which I think it is a great idea since of past year, it's being hard on some people. These stuff can be a benefit to those. Have a wonderful holiday season Josh 0
- We get it, stop spamming please.
- Sure, I will 🙂 It just hurts me that people don't understand the real meaning of Christmas and this feature 😞
- It's not a revenue grab, it's to help people who really need financial help and it's only in the US. People can ignore it just like how they do on those sites that keep asking you to buy more.
- There are lots of ways to offer this. With a browser extension. BUT NOT DEFAULT IN MY BROWSER. I can't ignore the annoying coupons offering. I have to go and tell it to turn off.
Pushing people to buy more than they can afford (i.e. extend risky credit) is not good for consumers nor the health of our economy. Thanks to the vultures on Microsoft's Edge Product Management team, there's yet another excellent reason to www.GetFirefox.com.
- This. I've loved Edge since version 1, but when you keep adding all this stuff, I just might happen to return to Chrome again.
