Triptive - Travel in Payments
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    Triptive - Travel in Payments

    by james_triptive » Thu Apr 16, 2015 4:39 pm

    Hello everyone!

    We just launched yesterday and made over 1k the first day!

    My team and I created a startup called Triptive to help everyone make traveling possible with easy monthly payments. Gone will be the days of paying for trips up front. You can also invite your friends and family to join your event trip to make planning and organizing easier than ever!

    Please check out our Kickstarter Campaign and any pledges would be greatly appreciated. If you’re tight on funds, please share the Kickstarter Campaign to just to get our name out!

    Pledges start at only $1 and takes just a minute to complete. Plus, there's some fun rewards for larger pledges. See link below!

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tr ... n-payments

    Thank you for your time!


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    Re: Triptive - Travel in Payments

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    Re: Triptive - Travel in Payments

    by TomOlson » Mon Dec 21, 2020 11:24 am

    I see, it's something like a loan which allows you to pay in advance with no interest. I believe I saw something similar at a tourism company. I think this to be a very useful feature. Imagine, you are planning your vacation, you come across a very good offer but you can't afford to pay for it at the moment and someone else who has the budget snatches it away from you. Using such a loan allows you to take advantage of a burning offer and the best thing is that you are not actually overpaying.

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