#cberube_best-practices
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supple talon
You need javascript to accept stripe payments on the web
fading gate
I know that. So, what is the proposed resolution path for unsupported devices.
supple talon
Use a supported device
Javascript is a requirement
If you're using a device that doesn't support it/have it, you can't use that device
Either that or handle pci compliance yourself entirely and pass the raw card details to us
But that requires extensive work on your end and for your account to get approved to do that
fading gate
Is there any issues if a customer sends he's credit card number throught an SSL secure form, for instance.
fading gate
So, we can resort to phone instead of passing any credit card information.
supple talon
What do you mean
fading gate
Sending an email so that customer support handles the buy process through the dasboard.
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