who ever told you this must get headaches easily.
use someone like netbilling to handle the secure side and the fraud scrubbing, then all the accounting is done with quickbooks or quicken (business edition).
thats if you have enough sense to incorporate, have a business checking account with business checkcards/credit cards.
it takes me a few minutes to print everything out from quicken, put it in an envelope and mail it off to my accountant at tax time.
could not be any easier.
There is nothing hard or bad about haing a merchant account (if you do it smart and use someone like netbilling). I would never go back to third party processors.
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Originally Posted by ElConquistador
Merchant accounts can be a huge headache as well, at least that's what programs who don't use them tell me 
Basically it's because they have to do all the accounting in-house, extra costs, bookkeeping, etc. |