As of June 15, AC Pay will begin charging an annual registration fee to all clients. Clients outside of the United States and Canada will be subject to a $350 annual fee, while clients within the United States and Canada will be subject to a $750 fee. For clients doing business within the United States or Canada who have already registered with VISA through an IPSP, the $750 fee will be waived and they need only pay $350, with proper proof of registration. For clients with a certain transaction volume, AC Pay may, at it's discretion, waive some or all of the annual fees, on a per-case basis. Future clients will be required to pay fees to AC Pay before processing can begin. Existing clients will be sent a bill, as necessary.
So why would I use ACPay instead of CCBill or epoch again? I guess cos no U.S. corp required? So what does that boil down to? So VISA cares about that $750 only to make an extra billion out of air?
So why would I use ACPay instead of CCBill or epoch again? I guess cos no U.S. corp required? So what does that boil down to? So VISA cares about that $750 only to make an extra billion out of air?
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