billing

问题 when user do a direct payment(buy as guest - pay by credit card), by default,user need to fill up credit card billing address and phone number before going to credit card number, csc etc. Actually i don't really want the billing address, can i direct user to credit card number,csc directly? 回答1: Some credit cards require billing address. For example, Visa requires billing address. Yes, you are required to provide billing address if you want to accept all types of credit card. Just FYI, you

问题 So I understand that we can let many clients use our app and we can separate the data for each client using namespaces based on domain names or some other criteria. Is there also a way to allow different clients to have a different SSL for each domain that's billed separately? and what about the overall billing, is there a way to know how much a client should be billed or is there a way to see resources used per client/domain? 回答1: First, to get the the statics of a namespace: from google

问题 I had created many billing plans and it was working fine till last week. I am trying to delete the plan and i get the error Got Http response code 500 when accessing https://api.sandbox.paypal.com/v1/payments/billing-plans/xxxxxxxxxxx. I can provide the plan ID if needed. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks, Kannan 回答1: Edit (1:07pm ET): Sandbox issues should now be resolved. Please let me know if there are any issues that persist. Our apologies for the downtime here. I work over at PayPal

问题 I am using flexible environment. I setup a billing account and set the following: Budget: 0.01$ Daily Spending Limit: 0.01$ But I am already being charged 5$. How is that possible? This is the line which tells me where the charges are comming from: App Engine Flex Instance Core Hours 5,769 Minutes $5.06 App Engine Flex Instance RAM 96.15 GB-hour $0.68 Google Compute Storage PD Capacity 1.43 GB-month $0.06 This is what my budget looks like Specified amount This billing account 50% $7.25 / $0

问题 This question already has answers here : Is there a way to set Amazon AWS billing limit? [closed] (4 answers) Closed 2 years ago . Is there a way I can set a limit on my AWS spend? I've tried AWS Budgets and also CloudWatch. but they seem to support only notifications- unless I'm missing something. 回答1: No it is not possible. You can set only the notifications if forecasting cost exceeds the threshold through AWS budgets / CloudWatch. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41216155/can-i-set

问题 I'm trying to set up native extensions to work with in-app billing through an air app. I'm able to send purchase requests to the market but I'm not able to get a response back. I've tracked it down to the AndroidManifest.xml file that gets created. In order to do it in Java you need to reference specific classes, but when I do it through Flash I don't know how to reference those Java classes. As far as I know Native extensions only allow you to call methods from Java. Is there any way I would

问题 That is really happening. I made test in PHP to confirm this. I created a test.php file and put: <?php error_log('Downloading...'); header('Content-type: application/force-download'); header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="test.txt"'); echo 'test android download'; ?> So, when I open www.myurl/test.php via any Android mobile browser, in the error_log.log I get "Downloading..." two times. When i open same URL in any other Mobile OS(Windows, IOS, etc.) I get only one time

问题 Is there a way or place to go to find out how much usage and ultimately costs have accrued against your Windows Azure account ? I am really interested in usage details so that I can get an estimate of costs for our application in test and try to predict when I scale it out. 回答1: You cannot get a complete picture of metering / billing info programatically. However, your Windows Azure account has detailed monthly billing statements that break everything down: compute time per role, bandwidth,

问题 I am in my sophomore year of programming in general and Ruby on Rails more specifically. I have created several apps and finally have one that I would like to start charging for. I have never implemented something like this before and I feel like (from what I have read) most of the docs provided are a bit over my head. I don't mind diving in but before I did I wanted to get some opinion from those more experienced about what is the simplest way to implement a model for charging my User a

问题 I am trying to run Parse Server, a Node.js app, on Google App Engine. And I am on trial period with $300 free credit. From this page, https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/quotas, it says there is 28 free instance-hours per day. The app is running with 2 instances and, according to the report, my account is being charged for Compute Engine (G1 Small) for 48 hours everyday. So how could I benefit from that 28 free hours? 回答1: There are 28 free instance-hours per day for frontend instances