I am designing a site that will need to be able to accept credit cards. The client does not want to pay a programmer or bare the responsability of having a CC database.
SO... I am looking for any provider that :[=1]
[*]someone has had good experience with and might have an example.
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zollet posted this at 06:33 — 20th November 2002.
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If you'd like to be able to customize the CC processing page then I suggest http://www.2checkout.com/ (we're using them for our web hosting company)
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FunkyJ posted this at 22:22 — 25th November 2002.
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Other option are paysystem.com.
We use 2checkout.com and we like it alot. You can HIGHLY customize their checkout page using stylesheet.
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brady.k posted this at 00:22 — 26th November 2002.
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paypal...you can set it up to be used directly on your page...doesnt cost alot...no personal database
another one is ccbill.com
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zollet posted this at 04:06 — 26th November 2002.
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I wouldn't recommend PayPal for charging creditcards. You can have it as an alternate method for those that would rather pay via their PayPal account, but not for charging creditcards. I've seen too many people get their account closed because of chargebacks, etc. They lost all the money they had in their account.
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FunkyJ posted this at 18:26 — 26th November 2002.
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I agree with you too.
Paypal is good for personal use and for sending money. Use 2checkout or paysystem if you need to accept credit card for your business.
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MrByG posted this at 04:35 — 5th December 2002.
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thanks for all os your suggestions... I will let you all know what happens.
FunkyJ posted this at 19:03 — 5th December 2002.
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You can get a real merchant account if you live in the states.
That would be a much better solution if you want to expand later
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MrByG posted this at 19:40 — 5th December 2002.
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I am looking for something that will provide a secure CC transaction. My client does not wish to have that particular responsability.
FUNKYY J : Could you provide linkd so I can see what you are talking about?
Thanks!
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Suzanne posted this at 19:45 — 5th December 2002.
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If the client gets merchant account, your client will accept all responsibility for chargebacks and orders. Depending on the load of ordering, this may be a less expensive route, but it will require the client to do most of the work (verify orders, be responsible for checking that the user is valid).
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FunkyJ posted this at 14:38 — 9th December 2002.
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MrByG,
Check out the webhostingtalk.com forum. I think there are some Authorize.net + Wells Fargo combination.
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