Excellent news! Two :thumbsup :thumbsup for Moneris and Netbilling!

3.9% only...fuck...good offer.

What is 5967 account?

:rasta

5967 is the merchant catagory code (MCC) for an adult online account

This would be sweet. *Watching with interest*

worth a bump!

:rasta

I am definitely interested in hearing how this goes...

even if they didnt do europe etc. thats only what 10-15%, jsut us geo targetting and send that elsewhere..

but it sounds like they do.

But can you just incorporate there or do you have to physically live in Canada?

Alan,

You just need to be incorporated or live in the US or Canada. Contact me Monday and I will have more info.

Mitch

Mitch .. do you have an icq number?

hope it works!!

Netbilling has never helped me. They always say we accept adult this and adult that but when it came down to selling real product and not hot air Netbilling has always failed me.

I've seen mitch, on numerous accounts, say that they will gladly accept tangiable products and yet he was never able to do so for me and all i got was call this person and call that person.

Why go through a 3rd party? Just go directly to Moneris.

yeah I think Mitch got wind of this after reading your thread.. thats why they need until Monday. :2 cents:

cause they never mentioned they had it before.

Mitch is a good guy though

not just online adult... but online adult does fall into that category. the category is called "Inbound Teleservices Merchant" and it includes anyone providing services/information (not tangible goods). adult websites are included, but so are regular websites offering subscriptions as well as things like sports tips lines and horoscope lines.

all in all, this is some pretty awesome news. for those thinking the merchant fees seem a little low, keep in mind that we're talking the fees for a merchant account, not for processing through a 3rd party IPSP.

CCBill Canada would be like a dream come true!

I'll say. Corvette, are you out there? Can you comment?

I have contacted CCBill regarding Moneris, not much in terms of a reply except for that they will bring it up with their CFO. CCBill has already tried setting up in Canada and even said they had a Canadian bank ready to work with them but claimed to me anyway that it was not worth it because of a lack of interests from Canadian companies saying many of them had already inc.ed their companies in the US or in Europe.

I hope CCBill actually did a more exhaustive study of real interest from CDN's beyond the post they made on 2 message boards asking if there was any interest. I didn't reply in the thread and am sure 99% of interested parties didn't as well.

not only that, but there were looking for people who'd be processing 10s of thousands of dollars of transactions monthly.

So any news? anyone setup yet?

100 good news

No doubt. I know I'd definately be interested!

I think this is awesome news if it all pans out. With the sweets being found innocent on those obscenity charges, canada will be a great place for porn.

Any update on this?

I sure as hell hope so. Im impatient.

If you're still looking for "resident agents" in the USA. I've recently setup one Canadian AWM with a USA company, and a Visa-capable CCBill account. So far, the arrangement has gone well, and I'm looking to do the same for other Canadian AWM's. The owner of that company is the one that referred me to this thread.

Here's how the pricing will probably go, depending on the particulars of your business:

$200 setup for an American business + $60 per month maintenance

$200 setup for a High Risk CCBill account + a monthly maintenance fee that depends on the details of your business and the risk and time commitments shouldered by my company.

CCBill's fees are additional, off the top of my head, they are:

$750 for high risk Visa processing fees
$30 per month account maintenance fee
14.5% commission, which decreases with higher volume processing.

It's a bit novel how the arrangement works, and it will take some explaining. Leave me your email if you want to get in touch. I can do pretty much anything you can imagine, my services go way beyond CCBill accounts.

excellent Canadian news :winkwink:

I am talking with my friend Patrick in Quebec that as direct contacts at Moneris. He been using them for a while.

Feels good to be Canadian Eh :winkwink:

well guess i should get to know a canadian .. LOL

That's awesome,I 'm going to search into it right now. Thanks!

I want to make it clear that Qwasty does not represent CCBill in any way, nor is CCBill associated with any entity that claims to provide a solution for Canadian businesses that wish to process Visa transactions.

Because this was brought up earlier in this thread, I will reiterate that CCBill does not currently have a solution for Canadian businesses, nor can we promise that there is going to be one in the near future. If you have any specific questions, please do not hesitate to reach our sales staff

I've been using Moneris for years for all transactions online/storefront - I'll be moving adult transactions to it shortly

OMG OMG OMG ... I just hope it will stay like that :P

Well, I think it's already pretty clear that I'm not a representative of CCBill. In any case, I have discussed this type of an arrangement in detail with CCBill representatives, and they've said that there's no problem at all with it. Our accountants call it a "pass-through" arrangement, and it's 100% legal and it conforms to all of CCBill, Visa, and everyone else's rules and regulations.

so, mitch... what happened with that meeting?

25cents ? :eek7
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Please contact me at your convenience; I want to make sure that there is not any misunderstanding or confusion. You can send me your telephone number or I can reply with my own.

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qwasty: my email is [email protected] .... please let me know more...

corvett: Can you re-post in this thread once you have talked with qwasty ... to tell us if everything is alright....

OK, I just got done with a telephone conference with several of the higher-ups in CCBill, apparently my posting has gotten quite a bit of attention over there. Let me make it crystal clear that I have no interest in upsetting CCBill, or any of their partners. I also want to thank them for taking the time to discuss their concerns with me.

CCBill made it very clear to me that they do not in any way support Canadian webmasters. That little phrase is a bit tougher to work around than I was lead to believe when initially setting up a CCBill account for one of my Canadian clients.

However, the situation is not hopeless, it just might be a bit more complicated. In the case of the client that I've already made arrangements with, he owns an American company, and the funds from the CCBill account are going to his American company, and not to Canada.

CCBill's main concern is that what I'm doing must follow the spirit of Visa's requirements - That every company processing Visa transactions must be based in the USA, and have principles in the USA (owners).

So, I need to put a bit more work into the structure of each arrangement that's made, if any. These issues may alter the expenses that I've outlined previously, and it may be a no-go in some situations if it turns out that CCBill's requirements cannot be met cost-effectively.

While I let the information sink in that I've just been given from CCBill, I'll be getting in touch with all of you who are interested, and we can discuss the issues involved - Needless to say, I'm going to be picky about who I deal with, so make a good impression. We'll see what happens next.

ok... let me know when you have more... [email protected]