ACPay charges VISA Fees - GoFuckYourself.com

seven · 05-28-2003, 04:30 PM

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?

p00p · 05-28-2003, 04:32 PM

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Originally posted by seven

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?

Pay it. Sooner or later you will have to. No matter what biller you use. No matter where you live.

seven · 05-28-2003, 04:48 PM

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Originally posted by p00p
Pay it. Sooner or later you will have to. No matter what biller you use. No matter where you live.

As lon as I can avoid paying I will.. it's not the $750 that matters it's their monopoly I hate.

05-28-2003, 04:30 PM	#1
seven Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: LaLa Land Posts: 2,697	ACPay charges VISA Fees 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? __________________ Toy Rev Rouge Web Design