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I currently have our CS-Cart parked on our old server.

I was not happy about having to move to Shopify just to get AfterPay

but there was not much by way of choice.

All the features that are native to 'out of the box' CS-Cart are paid add ons

at Shopify. Totally crapped off but the choice was taken out of my hands.

Nice to see a  ZipPay add on has been developed but in our case Zip wanted

nothing to do with sites that sell second hand goods.

It all boils down to different business models.
You guarantee your merchants goods and AfterPay lays
it off on the merchant.

Apology for getting a little hot under the collar.

Wishing you all the best in these times.

While waiting on LatitudePay we have onboarded with AfterPay as they were so much easier to deal with than your mob. 

Thanks Maclean_cherry for telling me the real reason our application was rejected.

"Hi there, it looks like this was rejected because you're selling second hand clothes online. Because we guarantee against customer disputes we can't extend it to second hand clothes."
I guess a customer purchasing a new item for an event with every intention of fabricating a return reason will be guaranteed. Good luck with that. 

To anyone reading.

If you plan to use BNPL and sell second hand clothing...forget it.

I don't doubt that given the number of applications your company receives that 'most' of it must be automated.

PM sent. 

It's a crying shame that you guys never played with Australian CS-Carts. There are just too few of them I guess and the population will only keep shrinking due to no plug ins for Australian BNPL.