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Credit card services

7 posts

  1. ipodsupplier

    Joined: October 2005
    Posts: 22

    Hi I am needing a company that will allow me to make large volume transactions . I need to accept credit cards on my website.

    Thanks,

    Judi
    Posted 4 years ago  |  Login or Register to Reply

  2. dopeman

    Joined: November 2005
    Posts: 10

    there are alot of companies that provide an interface for your website to allow credit card payment.

    If you want a serious big player then choose paypal, then you get paypal and credit card payment. But paypal is expensive but so are the others.
    Posted 4 years ago  |  Login or Register to Reply

  3. baby boy

    Joined: November 2004
    Posts: 76

    I would love to write all of the look outs, but I am tired. Send me a PM and I'll fill you in on how to choose a good one. To me, merchantwarehouse.com is the best for my site. AND STAY AWAY FROM charge.com --- no offense to those who use it but I heard their a scam (rip people off bad)
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  4. baby boy

    Joined: November 2004
    Posts: 76

    Also, I've been browsing, another big time player that is very popular due to handling people like Amazon.com is VeriSign PayFlow Pro, $59.95 a month ($249.95 Setup Fee) with additional features you can use. I was thinking of using a combination of PayFlor Pro (which you get 1,000 FREE transactions a month with each additional transaction being .10 cents each --- and you can accept credit cards, debit cards and checks,) and using their Advanced Fraud Service ($89.95 Setup Fee) $49.95 Monthly and .10 cents for each transaction (but it has 7 processing methods to keep from chargebacks to fraudulent credit cards usage.) There is some other addons, but I am still learning about Payflow Pro, since its not a merchant account of its own.... to me it sounds like its more like a pass along thing, IDK, lol.
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  5. computerwhizpc

    Joined: April 2003
    Posts: 355

    Paypal will lock your account when you start receiving large transaction amounts. You'' have to provided a bunch of info via fax when you try and take your money out. Just be careful with them.
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  6. auctionman

    Joined: August 2005
    Posts: 56

    You cant beat Worldpay..
    Posted 4 years ago  |  Login or Register to Reply

  7. baby boy

    Joined: November 2004
    Posts: 76

    ^^ VeriSign got Worldpay by a long shot, my opinion.
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