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by TekMol 1049 days ago
So "No answer".

Personally, I wouldn't use something (let alone provide my credit card details) by a party that deliberately hides who they are.

What can be the reason for this approach?

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While that answer is not complete, it's also definitely not "no answer". I agree that there should probably be some company associated, but as MVP from single developer, do you expect to get his full address too?
> What can be the reason for this approach?

A solo developer, busy building the product is one feasible explanation.

I'm not saying you should blindly trust the site, but acting as though this is somehow inexplicable is a tad unfair.

why are you being so hard on a solo entrepreneur? I'm sure making a sleek service like that takes plenty of all nighters. He is even offering a free service costing him server and costs to make API calls to an AI service. If you're concerned about privacy, be more supportive, help him sort this out or at least give him some time to sort it out. Don't assume he's being dodgy. Everyone has to start somewhere.