@jonasbjork Jag sa just upp Fortnox, de skicka årsfaktura 6 maj och sista uppsägningsdatum var 1maj.. strategiskt smart av dem.
Jag skällde och då ändra de till 3 mån faktura och avtal istället (12mån avtal).
Sannolikt de inser att kunderna har fått nog och ger bra erbjudande inom kort..
@lejooon Problematiken är att inga finansiella transaktioner får ske till/från Ryssland enligt EUs sanktioner. Bryter man emot detta så riskerar företaget att få böta men främst förlora möjligheten att nyttja sin husbank (svensk). Då uppstår både likviditet/kredit/settlement problem..
@Aktiepappa@perfaitement@EkonomiGabriel “Klarna, a Swedish payments company that has been valued at $31 billion and is backed by Sequoia Capital and Silver Lake Partners, said it had about $1.5 billion in deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. The company said it was working with regulators to recover its funds and that .”
@EkonomiGabriel “Klarna, a Swedish payments company that has been valued at $31 billion and is backed by Sequoia Capital and Silver Lake Partners, said it had about $1.5 billion in deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. The company said it was working with regulators to recover its funds and that ..”
@stckpkr@stocktoby@PatrikBergstedt “Klarna, a Swedish payments company that has been valued at $31 billion and is backed by Sequoia Capital and Silver Lake Partners, said it had about $1.5 billion in deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. The company said it was working with regulators to recover its funds and that i..”
@sellsiderookie@Sofiabjorksw@EkonomiGabriel@Richard_Brase “Klarna, a Swedish payments company that has been valued at $31 billion and is backed by Sequoia Capital and Silver Lake Partners, said it had about $1.5 billion in deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. The company said it was working with regulators to recover its funds and that..”
@GregorMichaj@HankSweden@swiinglongshort “Klarna, a Swedish payments company that has been valued at $31 billion and is backed by Sequoia Capital and Silver LakePartners, said it had about $1.5 billion in deposits at Silicon Valley Bank. The company said it was working with regulators to recover its funds and that it..