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It's not about Ibill. It's a visa/mastercard regulation. You cannot transfer the re-bill accounts in the manner you are suggesting.
There may be a more creative solution. Perhaps something can be arranged in a "backroom-deal", there it can be done but not if visa/mastercard knows. And it's going to be hard to hide that kind of volume transfering to another merchant account. -Tony |
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MarkIbill wont let you have any databases.
just ask him. |
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we need kimmykim's input in this thread! :helpme
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The "email existing members with unbelievable offers" trick may be the only alternative. I did this when PSW went under, from memory the takeup rate was only about 25-30%. |
3rd party processors can release databases, if they wish,the issue is whether the new procesor is willing to take the risk by processing the imported transactions, that was the big issue when i had this done years ago, the files had to go directly from one processor to the other, i could not touch them
ibill can release them, and if their decision to hold onto them (in the hopes that there client will not move), costs you $$$, then you can attack them legally, but i am sure that the threat may be enough its simple good business, dont take your clients rebills down with you, every day that those rebills are not rebilled, they are worth less you are the only big program owner i have heard ask about this, either the other larger ones with much to lose have already done this, or are working on it quietly |
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Lensman doesn't own that database, Ibill does. And one would hope it's in his contract that they have to release it in case of default. Or that they will release it to him if he asks. |
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Databases can be transferred from one bank or processor to another -- provided both processors, banks and the card associations approve the transfer. The comments about losing members due to descriptor changes are very valid ones as well, just keep that in mind. |
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Glad it was you that brings up it and not me. :Graucho |
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"little playa" probably ... wrong though .. Those are LENSMAN CUSTOMERS ...they are LENSMANS RECEIPTS ... the are NOT the third processors information. The processor only stored the information but did not collect it. The collector owns the information NOT the processor. That would be like saying the bank owns all the information to the customer cheques you deposited and not the company .. Explain why this would be different in this case ..."little girl".. |
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Or are you going to continue to quote 1 out of 20 posts about nats not "specifically" correct? Does NATS in comparison to other programs - inhibit shaving? YES or NO? |
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Tho.. there sure as plenty other problems, even if this is forthcoming! It still means "loss" at some level. |
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I don't think you're the type of person that should be giving program owners advice. LOL |
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A THIRD PARTY BILLER COLLECTS ALL THE INFORMATION AND PASSES YOU AN APPROVAL OR A DECLINE. LENSMAN NEVER COLLECTED OR SAW THE CREDIT CARD INFORMATION FOR HIS CUSTOMERS. Learn SOMETHING about the subject matter before opening your mouth. |
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If it wasn't for Lensman THEY WOULD HAVE NO INFORMATION !!! He is the collector of the information - the third party processor has no right to deny HIS INFORMATION. Answer this question, does a bank have the right to use your information, from cheques deposited, or does that information belong to the company which made the sale? Answer the question!! |
Can sexed be banned for being "too stupid"?
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He is the collector of the information - the third party processor has no right to deny HIS INFORMATION. Answer this question, does a bank have the right to use your information, from cheques deposited, or does that information belong to the company which made the sale? Answer the question!! |
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where is the J team when needed? |
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iBill.com only processes it. Are you now saying that iBill.com own's those sales? Answer the question. |
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Lensman sends the surfer to them for the signup process. Too stupid for words John. |
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He - initiates the sale. NOT FUCKING IBILL.COM. It's his information. |
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Ibill.com collects the information. They can release the database to another billing company, but as I understand it not to an individual. Now John, think about it for a second. If it were any other way, then third party billers wouldn't be a "secure" solution for the customer, now would it? The fact that paysite owners don't have your credit card number is a selling feature for customers. That's all I'm going to explain to you about third party billing. You're so stupid you'll never be able to make any money so there's no sense wasting anymore time. |
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Unfortunately, like other software programs that PURPOSELY try to not let you export YOUR INFORMATION to the competitors software programs - Lensman got caught. And this is the sole reason why iBill.com will now fold. Individuals and corporatons are fucking tired of this tactic. Bye bye - iBill.com ... |
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I have some skills. The first thing that I do when choosing a software program is examine the programs "EXPORTING" capabilities. If the software can NOT export to a standard format ... Don't buy it. Because your firm/corporation will become hostage to them. It's quite simple. And after a decade of this strategy ... many many IT Mangers know of this tactic. iBill.com - BYE BYE ... Lensman has called your bluff and you will change your policy or you will fold. |
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Ibill is not software, any more than CCBill or Paycom are software. Windows is software, Photoshop is software, IBill is NOT software you dumbass cocksucker. Now go and get some fucking medical attention immediately. |
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Ibill.com is not a software program. Ibill.com is a url for Ibill's third party billing solution. Ibill has/had merchant accounts with banks that will accept high risk transactions (adult). You send customers to them for sign ups. They collect the information, bill the customer (with their merchant account), supply customer service to your end user (surfer), supply (in some cases) affiliate managment and pay your affiliates and manage your password database. As I understand it, Visa/MC have a policy stating that collected customer credit card information can NOT be released to anybody but another billing company. That is, Lensman can't get a "copy" of the database. Lensman may be able to move his customer database to another biller. So as you see, Ibill is not a "software program". As always, John Beacock is clueless. Please don't pay him any mind in regards to anything important. |
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Nothing else. They are just software that a corporation chooses to purchase online as they go. Nothing else. |
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( I'm about 99.99% sure that KK knows what she's talking about!) |
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Hey, I heard that:mad: |
sexed has got to be the most delusional person in the history of GFY
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Now that that's settled. Where were we again? Oh right, recurring databases. That's it. Go on, discuss. Will Ibill be releasing them? |
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Hey Lensmen, let me know how it works out:thumbsup |
i guess since i see ibills banner on gfy again , that they complied ? did they pay you all the money they owe you ?
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