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And what if your hypothetical phone company is a global operation, which means customers in each country will want to pay with their preferred payment methods? Some are push payment methods, like sending a bank transfer. Some are pull, like pulling money from a credit card. Only some of them support recurring payments.

We've come a long way since the first ad break, and the first time ever, we might actually recommend you go back and take a listen. See the whole journey our imaginary phone company has gone on. All of a sudden, it's easy to see how a seemingly simple proposition, charge $50 a month, gets super complicated for any business operating in the real world. So what's the answer? It's simple. Stripe.

We've come a long way since the first ad break, and the first time ever, we might actually recommend you go back and take a listen. See the whole journey our imaginary phone company has gone on. All of a sudden, it's easy to see how a seemingly simple proposition, charge $50 a month, gets super complicated for any business operating in the real world. So what's the answer? It's simple. Stripe.

We've come a long way since the first ad break, and the first time ever, we might actually recommend you go back and take a listen. See the whole journey our imaginary phone company has gone on. All of a sudden, it's easy to see how a seemingly simple proposition, charge $50 a month, gets super complicated for any business operating in the real world. So what's the answer? It's simple. Stripe.

You can discover how to turn complexity into growth for your company with Stripe and their advanced Stripe billing software at stripe.com slash billing.

You can discover how to turn complexity into growth for your company with Stripe and their advanced Stripe billing software at stripe.com slash billing.

You can discover how to turn complexity into growth for your company with Stripe and their advanced Stripe billing software at stripe.com slash billing.

Fox Creative. This is advertiser content from Zelle. When you picture an online scammer, what do you see?

Fox Creative. This is advertiser content from Zelle. When you picture an online scammer, what do you see?

Fox Creative. This is advertiser content from Zelle. When you picture an online scammer, what do you see?

That's Ian Mitchell, a banker turned fraud fighter. These days, online scams look more like crime syndicates than individual con artists. And they're making bank. Last year, scammers made off with more than $10 billion. $10 billion.

That's Ian Mitchell, a banker turned fraud fighter. These days, online scams look more like crime syndicates than individual con artists. And they're making bank. Last year, scammers made off with more than $10 billion. $10 billion.

That's Ian Mitchell, a banker turned fraud fighter. These days, online scams look more like crime syndicates than individual con artists. And they're making bank. Last year, scammers made off with more than $10 billion. $10 billion.

One challenge that fraud fighters like Ian face is that scam victims sometimes feel too ashamed to discuss what happened to them. But Ian says one of our best defenses is simple.

One challenge that fraud fighters like Ian face is that scam victims sometimes feel too ashamed to discuss what happened to them. But Ian says one of our best defenses is simple.

One challenge that fraud fighters like Ian face is that scam victims sometimes feel too ashamed to discuss what happened to them. But Ian says one of our best defenses is simple.

Learn more about how to protect yourself at vox.com slash zelle. And when using digital payment platforms, remember to only send money to people you know and trust.

Learn more about how to protect yourself at vox.com slash zelle. And when using digital payment platforms, remember to only send money to people you know and trust.

Learn more about how to protect yourself at vox.com slash zelle. And when using digital payment platforms, remember to only send money to people you know and trust.

Fox Creative. This is advertiser content from Zelle. When you picture an online scammer, what do you see?