new business
hello, im planning to start my first online business, and im in need of some help. My business will be for php/mysql coding, the clients give us php/mysql projects that they need done, and we do them.
I was wondering how to go about money transfers. I cannot find a book or tutorial that explains this, they are all about tips and tricks, but not about how to exactly make a money exchange. I want the professional way, where they order from your site, not the sloppy way where u just send them your paypal account,( i would still be using paypal).
Thanks for reading, hope u can help:)
Suzanne posted this at 05:37 — 25th September 2004.
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Paypal has many options -- check their website for the installation guidelines on how to set up subscription, registrations and payment systems. Since you're using PayPal, that's the right place to find out more.
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modulargaming posted this at 08:26 — 25th September 2004.
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paypal would be quite good for you then once you start seeing quite a few orders
a debit / credit card processor would be a better option
and i currently use paypal and i have'nt got one fraud order threw it
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FunnyGuy posted this at 13:01 — 25th September 2004.
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ok thanks for the tips, i will look into paypal a bit more.
modulargaming posted this at 13:54 — 25th September 2004.
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np
Troy1960 posted this at 22:02 — 2nd October 2004.
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There are a lot of differents options. Run a google search. Also 2checkout.com is one.
StudioWorks posted this at 19:32 — 26th April 2005.
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And also I've found a new site pppay.com but i dont know anyone who used it
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