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a great BIG THANKS goes out to CCBILL
Just got this in my email.
CCBill Announces $50K Free Processing Promotion - XBIZ.com Seems CCBill is offering 50K in processing for free to new companies/people. I have been processing with them since 1999/2000. Glad I could help pay for this. What should be more important? Customer Loyalty Or New Customers? |
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New Customers silly
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But. I never got a discount like that. I never got any sort of discount. I have not gotten the new tools we as well as MANY other webmasters have asked for. Have not gotten the more in depth sales tracking abilities people have asked about Have not gotten faster systems to handle the requests. |
sounds pretty shitty coming from a guy that's processed with them over 11 years and sent them affiliate traffic for 14. The only free thing I ever got was a hat!
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I don't use CCbill and I never have, so I don't even know the workings of it, what you do get or what you don't get. So I'm just speaking in general. I am sorry that you're feeling slighted. :disgust |
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Wow that sounds like a great incentive.
Surely those who are already processing with them can set up a new company, create a new account and take advantage of the promo too? |
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:) Dont get me wrong. if I were a new site/program I would jump at that chance of 50k for free in processing. Helps get things started. But. |
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Having CCBILL and Zombaio.... Do not complain too much about ccbill lol.
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You guys didn't read the fine print.
$50,000 in Free Processing with CCBill You would have to be a brand new customer. They wave their fees for the first 50 grand OR 90 days WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. In this day and age of piracy...I'm gonna guess that a paysite that doesn't already have a merchant account and needs CC Bill (a small site) is NEVER gonna make $50,000 in the first 90 days. lol And there's more to the "deal"! "Requires 18 month commitment during which time CCBill must be the sole processor and payment option presented on any website(s) associated with the new account during a term of eighteen (18) months. If at any time, CCBill is not the sole processor displayed on the website(s), waived fees will be recovered from the client account" So don't feel bad if you can't get this "deal". You're not missing much. If you are a small site and only want to use CC Bill for the next year and a half...it's not a bad deal. Other than that...not so good. |
While they had set plenty of limitations, more than enough sales will go through it, that the rest of us get to pay for.
Lets say they only lose a TOATAL of 50k to all the new accounts. That 50 k could have paid a year salary to someone that fights charge backs for the programs. |
great opportunity for file lockers and user submitted gf sites to get things going.
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Anyone processing the kind of numbers that would make that a great offer is not using CCbill as a primary and is not going to start using them as a primary either imho.
wait for it.... wait... here it comes!!! PIRIOD!!! |
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Sorry, don't see it. |
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The answer to your question of how it is effecting you in any way is simple. CCBIll must pay employees to get those people set up. CCBill pays fees for the transactions. CCBill pays Server fees and BW fees etc and admin fees. How does that get paid? If a new client is NOT paying in on the first 50K someone is paying it and I highly doubt Ron wrote a personal check to cover it. To me it would make more sense to offer incentive to older accounts to up sales than the new people that dont have a proven track record with them already. Or hell even a Here is 1/2 a % off for 3 to 6 months for sticking with us all these years. |
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How about a loyalty reward/discount for those of us who you have made money off of for over a decade? I wish you would help those of us who have helped you and are just trying to keep things going rather than giving away free processing to companies just starting out who (lets face it) if they are starting today have no clue OR don't need that free processing! |
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Though I guess people who run ccbill as primary wouldn't get much of a bonus sooo maybe not the best idea still |
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I so get it ever 1.7 years who cares when its my turn its my turn to save a little and make a little more pocket cash. Would help keep people loyal. |
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But as Robbie pointed out, the offer has limitations and I think the overall effect on existing clients would be minimal. Those fees and employee costs are being paid regardless now anyway so if you calculate the effect on existing clients (however many thousands CCBill has) the % you would be contributing to these new customers should be tiny. |
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I was telling a noob about ccbill And its legacy as the noob webmasters processor. Myself included.
And got to wondering how many transactions they do daily And are taking %15 which imo is highway robbery high risk or not Anyone care to guess? 10k 20k ? |
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Amazing thing is, the Net is so vast that I see sites that have not been touched in ten years with CCBill join forms on there. These "dead" sites must account for a lot of scattered sales. Who knows but I would guess, from my most recent account number, close to a million accounts if they started with 000000. So do the math. LOL |
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We asked about loyalty also, they said they was not doing anything regards to loyal customers atm.... we're already with a successful reasonable fee company. Yes, It would be nice, but for them to give free fees for those just beginning, isn't that a good thing, especially for those start up companies. Life goes on, get with it, earn your money & enjoy :2 cents: |
As a marketing person I can tell you that it's hard to make a new customer offer without at least somewhat offending current customers.
But look at it from the standpoint of the company as if you owned it for a second. Are you going to give money away to your current customers? Now I agree that it's a great idea to give customer loyalty presents to good, existing customers in any industry and to take care of existing customers. Every company should so this. I suggest it to all of our clients. But to stay in business it's almost impossible to give away money. |
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