I just wanna say i really love how far you're going. I was one of your earliest subscriber and you really inspire me. Thankyou for sharing your journey
Paid items I don't really like the subscirption model that much since users hate it so i go with one time payments for most of my items. I have products such as a workout generator and working on additional items on the learning platform & soccer predictor app. you cant really avoid disputes like that since it's out of your control. but you can avoid the disputes reach stripe which can cause bans.Marc lou has a great product for helping w disputes: byedispute.com/
@@NizzyABI ByeDispute is not a golden solution, it does not prevent all disputes. To get banned from Stripe (and AT THE SAME TIME get blacklisted in credit card companies, PayPal and Lemon Squeezy) for LIFETIME you need to only have a dispute rate >= 0.75, while someone can register dozens of disposable cards online and then do chargebacks. Is it really safe to create micro SaaS companies without talking with a lawyer? Especially that countries have many documents - COPPA, RODO etc. That require you to store user data in a certain way, or remove certain users from your platform asap. Without invoices you can face trouble while selling to European customers. In any country, if you don't provide a clear TOS and privacy policy, while accepting payments, anyone can make a dispute (even up to 120 days later after the fact), even if everything was correct in transaction. Managing business is not an easy thing (that's why degrees do exist), so I just wanna know how do you face those problems. Thanks for the answer
I sometimes feel like half of these "coding tiktokers" don't actually do any coding except when making content. I have seen some of them just pulling up and running an entire docker container that just spits out random strings to like something's going on in their screens 😂😂
I find the same thing happen across all of content: coding for the sake of videos rather than coding for the sake of coding and build cool stuff then sharing that.
I think the tutorial-hating guy wanted to say that you shouldn't just watch a tutorial without coding and expect to become an expert. You have focus on building your own app yourself, and only use tutorials as an assistance. Without writing the code yourself, even when it's mostly copypasting from tutorial, you won't learn much. Great video, btw)
