Nongsha wrote:
Is it safe to use the 10 days free trial premium membership?.
Yes, but you'll need a credit card to sign up.
Is it safe?
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Opps i don't have credit card neither bank account as i turned 18 only this year. Is there any alternate way?. Thanks in advance.
Nov 7, 2011
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I think not.
http://support.chess.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/170/0/why-must-i-enter-credit-card-info-to-start-a-free-trial
philidor_position wrote:
But after the trial period is over, (or during it, perhaps?) you should be able to make a payment via whatever supported way you want, and paypal is definitely one of them.
http://www.chess.com/legal.html#subscriber
If you don't have a credit card, then you can still upgrade with this:
http://support.chess.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/166/0/i-dont-have-a-credit-card-are-there-other-ways-to-upgrade
(http://www.chess.com/forum/view/help-support/where-to-click-for-paypal-membership)
Thanks i have gone through it..seems like i wouldn't be able to be a premium member. I'll need to have a credit card.. Thanks so much for your information and time.
No. of Indian members are second after US members on chess.com. Chess.com must prvoide some payment gateaway through netbanking in India. Our bank doesnot even suport payment through paypal. SOMEBODY PLEASE CONVEY THIS TO CHESS.COM ADMINS. I AM CONFIDENT THERE ARE MORE INDIAN MEMBERS WHO WISH TO UPGRADE BUT CANT DUE TO CC CONSTRAINT.
philidor_position wrote:
adiva05, what methods would you suggest them to implement?
There are very good and safe ways to make payments by mobile phone.
I've used Zong Mobile on various other sites, and it works great.
philidor_position wrote:
adiva05, what methods would you suggest them to implement?
Payment by netbanking and /or debit card, payable in India. They must tie up either with all major banks or any third party payment agency in india which can accept payment in INR and pay chess.com in USD.
Is it safe to use the 10 days free trial premium membership?.