Article: Kickstarter Progress Tracking

How about HOSTLERing the small pledges. According to Kickstarter that is where the main support comes from. Time to get out of the forum and let the World know about Trainz.
 
That may work. Also, Facebook, Twitter and Google+/Youtube are a good place (although I have seen it in Facebook already)

Shane
 
As at 11:47 NZDT 15 Nov 13 (GMT 22:47 14 Nov 13) the following outlets via Google mention TANE

Kickstarter.com
forums.auran.com
YouTube.com
gamasutra.com
www.kicktraq.com
nextpowerup.com
Facebook
Trainzdepot.net
trainsim.com
www.tsuma.com
www.reddit.com
http://s4.zetaboards.com
https://twitter.com
http://www.e-buzz.se
www.trains-et trainz.fr
http:sidekick.epfl.ch
http:www.virtualrailroader.com
http:jointedrail.com
http://forums.uktrainsim.com
http://www.webutation.net
http://ets2mods.ru

Wikipedia lists 242 nations, countries, and administrations. 68 have no railways currently but the rest do.

Considering there are Trainzers in at least 58 countries, with creators assets on DLS and a multitude of external websites, we should be doing better as far as PR goes; spread the word.
 
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thanks for the the post i did not know we are allowed to do this, make a banner today!

Roy

As at 11:47 NZDT 15 Nov 13 (GMT 22:47 14 Nov 13) the following outlets via Google mention TANE

Kickstarter.com
forums.auran.com
YouTube.com
gamasutra.com
www.kicktraq.com
nextpowerup.com
Facebook
Trainzdepot.net
trainsim.com
www.tsuma.com
www.reddit.com
http://s4.zetaboards.com
https://twitter.com
http://www.e-buzz.se
www.trains-et trainz.fr
http:sidekick.epfl.ch
http:www.virtualrailroader.com
http:jointedrail.com
http://forums.uktrainsim.com
http://www.webutation.net
http://ets2mods.ru

Wikipedia lists 242 nations, countries, and administrations. 68 have no railways currently but the rest do.

Considering there are Trainzers in at least 58 countries, with creators assets on DLS and a multitude of external websites, we should be doing better as far as PR goes; spread the word.
 
If you want Paypal to be accepted, moan at Kickstarter. There's a good reason why they don't accept it though, and that's that Paypal does not support the method of 'holding' funds but not actually sending any unless the project is successful.

Given this, you would do better just using a credit card or a debit card if it's one of the types accepted by Kickstarter, has sufficient funds available, and can make transactions to N3V in Australian Dollars. (also be aware that US pledges may be handled by Amazon's payment service)

Shane
 
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Wish I had $300AUD to meet the team as I am known for SpeedTree Creation in Cleveland, Ohio as I am only 1.5 hour drive from Cleveland, Ohio and also would be willing to bring them down to Canton, Ohio to see the Pro Football Hall Of Fame, surely known by Australians.
 
If you want Paypal to be accepted, moan at Kickstarter. There's a good reason why they don't accept it though, and that's that Paypal does not support the method of 'holding' funds but not actually sending any unless the project is successful.

Given this, you would do better just using a credit card or a debit card if it's one of the types accepted by Kickstarter, has sufficient funds available, and can make transactions to N3V in Australian Dollars. (also be aware that US pledges may be handled by Amazon's payment service)

Shane

Hi Shane,

Tony corrected me on the Amozon issue a few days back. Amazon has absolutely nothing to do with the transaction unless the project is USA based. My issue was actually with my bank not allowing overseas transactions, and that transaction ended up being through a firm in Great Britian.

The reason that Pre-Paid cards and PayPal are not accepted is more to do with "annonymity"<sp?> and accountability. The Project Creator could easily get a Pre-Paid card or PayPal account in just about any name, and contribute to their own project to bump it over the goal mark at the last minute, essentially defrauding the "system" of "Succeed or Fail". PayPal does do "recurring payments", and they do allow "holds" on funds until a transaction completes.

A second issue with PayPal is their "buyer Protection", which allows someone to "change their mind" up to 45 days after-the-fact...which would end up happening a lot more than honest people realize.

On a more positive note...WOW! 4 1/2 days in and we're over $60,000.00...GREAT WORK PEOPLE, Thank you to all those who have already Pledged, and those who are going to.
 
Thankyou for letting me know on that one. I had a feeling that there was probably a good reason why Paypal/pre-paid cards cannot be used. However, as I found, Kickstarter does appear to not give all card-related info so to say, in that their system appears to accept certain debit cards, but there is still a chance that they may get declined at the crucial stage.

Shane
 
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Anyone knw why the pledge address section will not accept anything but USA States - could stop a lot of support if people lose patience.
 
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