I’m looking for a replacement for PayPal. I’m sorry to say WePay has broken support for Twitter on its support forums, which makes me nervous about how much I can trust it.
Look, I go to the WePay forums:
The post that is relevant to my needs is “Does WePay have an API”:
I need to ask, “Do you have anything like the PayPal MassPay API?” so I click on the “add a comment” link, which takes me to a page where I need to log in:
I’m given the option to use Twitter, so I log in using Twitter:
Which redirects me back to WePay. Please note that I am not logged in, and I get an error that says:
“You do not have access to the page you are trying to access”
Oh, I see. So, I do not have permission to post a comment there? Okay, so, where do I ask a question? Look at the forums again:
There is no obvious place to ask a question. So where can I get support from WePay? These forums are the only online option that I’m given:
Is it a big deal that they’ve been sloppy in the way they’ve implemented their Twitter login? Well, this is my first time interacting with this company, and I have to say, first impressions matter.
Will I run into this kind of sloppiness every time I need to ask them a question?
Is there own API this sloppy?
Worrisome.
At the very least, they should offer a more informative error message, and they should remove the “Add a comment”
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Also, they need to capture my Twitter login. Apparently their error message triggers before they’ve examined the ping back from Twitter. Clearly, they need to reverse that – they should first record that I’ve logged in correctly, and then they should offer me the error message that says I’m not allowed to post to some particular page.
