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Davy 01-15-2011 09:02 AM

CCBill Join Form button popup
 
There may be a thread about this, but I could not find it.
On the ccbill join forms, a button pops up as soon as you enter a credit card number:

"Complete this purchase and continue shopping at ccbill.com"

CCbill support says it's required by MasterCard, it's part of a policy they are requiring ccbill to do. (quote)

That's fucked up and ridiculous! And a fucking traffic leak. :321GFY

SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 09:22 AM

sounds like bullshit to me. probably they are required to have the word ccbill.com somewhere on the page not on a popup.

I could see that scaring away customers.

TheDA 01-15-2011 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Davy (Post 17846801)
There may be a thread about this, but I could not find it.
On the ccbill join forms, a button pops up as soon as you enter a credit card number:

"Complete this purchase and continue shopping at ccbill.com"

CCbill support says it's required by MasterCard, it's part of a policy they are requiring ccbill to do. (quote)

That's fucked up and ridiculous! And a fucking traffic leak. :321GFY

Got a link?

signupdamnit 01-15-2011 09:43 AM

Take a screenshot please. Also where do you get directed after the popup?

18teens 01-15-2011 09:52 AM

Does it work with popup blockers? If not, it's killing sales big time.

ShellShocked 01-15-2011 09:59 AM

Welcome to 2003. It's been there for many years and IS required by Mastercard.

signupdamnit 01-15-2011 10:02 AM

If it's really a policy mastercard is now requiring perhaps allowing the pre-checked cross sales was a mistake? I've been noticing ccbill is getting less and less friendly to affiliates. Maybe it's time to look at Verotel again? 30 day default cookies vs 3 days. All my ACH deposits come on time. I don't think they integrated the cross sale bullshit either without providing any possible way to credit affiliates. It seems as if it gets worse and worse. Let's see what they say.

CCBill Paul 01-15-2011 10:34 AM

This is a Mastercard requirement and has been implemented for many years now on our join pages. It is not a popup but simply a button that appears when the consumer inputs a Mastercard credit card number.

BV 01-15-2011 10:57 AM

http://www.sckr4bmb.com/dropbox/nt/t...plained/24.gif

Davy 01-15-2011 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCBill Paul (Post 17846927)
This is a Mastercard requirement and has been implemented for many years now on our join pages. It is not a popup but simply a button that appears when the consumer inputs a Mastercard credit card number.

So MasterCard requires you to send people from my site's join form to your site to make additional purchases?
I would like to see the exact wording of that requirement.

biskoppen 01-15-2011 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Davy (Post 17846956)
So MasterCard requires you to send people from my site's join form to your site to make additional purchases?
I would like to see the exact wording of that requirement.

That sounds like it was misunderstood right from the beginning, no way thats a mastercard requirement for realz

SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCBill Paul (Post 17846927)
This is a Mastercard requirement and has been implemented for many years now on our join pages. It is not a popup but simply a button that appears when the consumer inputs a Mastercard credit card number.

what is the wording of the requirement ?

"must have button when consumer enters number"

or is it more along the lines of "biller must be clearly visible to account holder"

i don't doubt that there is some requirement , but let's be frank , you choose how to implement it correct ?

SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 11:33 AM

this is what he is talking about

when using ccbill to join a site you see this join button on the signup page

http://bush.is-very-evil.org/grop2.jpg

if you enter a mastercard number the following button is added

http://bush.is-very-evil.org/grop.jpg

BFT3K 01-15-2011 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear (Post 17847007)
this is what he is talking about

when using ccbill to join a site you see this join button on the signup page

http://bush.is-very-evil.org/grop2.jpg

if you enter a mastercard number the following button is added

http://bush.is-very-evil.org/grop.jpg

Why on earth would that second button be "A MasterCard Requirement" ?

and what else are you then able to "shop for" at CCBill?

Some answers please.... CCBill Paul?

SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 11:43 AM

seems silly mastercard would require a misleading button to be added , the customer was being billed at ccbill , they were shopping on another site, the wording says " continue shopping at ccbill.com " , the customer wasn't shopping at ccbill so as a customer i would be confused.

BFT3K 01-15-2011 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear (Post 17847024)
seems silly mastercard would require a misleading button to be added , the customer was being billed at ccbill , they were shopping on another site, the wording says " continue shopping at ccbill.com " , the customer wasn't shopping at ccbill so as a customer i would be confused.

Sounds like more fucking bullshit. I would love to hear the "legal logic" behind the "requirement" for such a dumbass button.

SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 11:46 AM

out of curiosity what happens when customer clicks that button paul ?

BFT3K 01-15-2011 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear (Post 17847030)
out of curiosity what happens when customer clicks that button paul ?

Yes, what else are you then able to "shop for" at CCBill?

It doesn't add up.

CCBill Paul 01-15-2011 12:19 PM

If a customer clicks on the button the transaction is processed and they are taken to the search and shop system at ccbill.com. So it is just as if a customer submitted a transaction from your site and then went browsing elsewhere.

This is certainly nothing new and if you check a Segpay or Epoch form you should see the same functionality.

BFT3K 01-15-2011 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCBill Paul (Post 17847089)
If a customer clicks on the button the transaction is processed and they are taken to the search and shop system at ccbill.com. So it is just as if a customer submitted a transaction from your site and then went browsing elsewhere.

This is certainly nothing new and if you check a Segpay or Epoch form you should see the same functionality.

Why would MasterCard require that a button be added, that brings you to this page?...

https://shopping.ccbill.com/

What legal nonsense does this justify for them?

Well, I guess it's still better than Visa's bullshit need to get $750 upfront and then another $500 each year thereafter, for no reason whatsoever.

signupdamnit 01-15-2011 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCBill Paul (Post 17847089)
If a customer clicks on the button the transaction is processed and they are taken to the search and shop system at ccbill.com. So it is just as if a customer submitted a transaction from your site and then went browsing elsewhere.

This is certainly nothing new and if you check a Segpay or Epoch form you should see the same functionality.

When did you start doing this? And it might be an issue to some because I presume people aren't getting credit if someone decides to join one of these other services.

blackmonsters 01-15-2011 12:59 PM


SmokeyTheBear 01-15-2011 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCBill Paul (Post 17847089)
So it is just as if a customer submitted a transaction from your site and then went browsing elsewhere..

exactly what the site owner does not want them to do.. this would be like buying artwork and your biller suggests other art galleries to your customers, i dont get the correlation between this and mc requirements ?

what is the requirement ? i don't get how this helps mc customers or mc in any way whatsoever ?


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