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Zombaio... very shady move
So for some reason, Zombaio has taken the stance of being a non friendly payment processor...
We submitted a new site for approval, and it was denied because we don't have the zombaio code plastered all over our web site 0 we now have to have their code displayed on our landing page 100% of the time... I'll explain why this is bad later. They initially claimed that this was a Master Card requirement, and even attached the MC guidelines to the email. I guess they weren't expecting us to actually read it because there is no such requirement in their guidelines. And when I confronted them on this, they then said that it's not a MC requirement, rather a requirement from their "acquirer"... whoever that is. So I emailed Michael O regarding this issue and we're basically told that we have to have their code displayed, or pay $1,000/year for MC and $750/year for Visa. So essentially, they're taking the stance of being a non multiple payment processor friendly company. Let me explain why having their code displaying 100% of the tim throughout our site is bad: 1. Zombaio is 1 in a list of different payment processors we use. 2. By having the zombaio code displayed 100% of the time throughout our site, it will only lead to confusion amongst potential customers. And confusion leads to mistrust. Mistrust leads to no sales. No sales means no money for anyone. We currently use nats, and have all of our payment processors in different cascades. Those cascades are set to display randomly. So at any given time, a visitor might process through our zombaio, ccbill, epoch, verotel or netbilling cascade. Now, when they reach the join page, ALL of the proper information is displayed for whatever cascade (biller) is active. So when they are set to process through ccbill, the ccbill disclaimers show. So on and so forth. All of the necessary payment processor is also displayed on our support page - if you joined through ccbill, click here... so on and so forth. I should also mention that this has NEVER been a requirement in the past. We currently have 5 active sites processing through them and none of those sites were ever required to have the zombaio code showing throughout the tour. And at no time were we ever contacted to change any of the info and how we have it displayed for any of our current sites. But now all of a sudden they take this stance.. and to be quite honest, it's the last straw for us. Zombaio used to be a good company, a great company actually.. But for little over a year now they have consistently gone down hill.... Ok, my rant is over. I'm sure some of you will be thinking "what's the big deal", well.. ensuring our customers get the proper info all the time regarding who they will be submitting their payment info and money to... and that, is a huge deal. |
I have said it before, I will say it again. ANYTHING Michael O is attached to, stay the fuck away. He was involved in the fucking over of 1,000's of webmasters either directly or indirectly. Fuck Mikey O, fuck Epass, fuck Zombaio. Even their name is stupid as fuck. This is not rocket science here guys and gals.
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This smells like bullshit. No offense to the O.P..
My guess is the same shit that happened to me. They want/need their details on the payment page (or whatever it was) for MasterCard or one of the credit cards. Citing that it was some sort of banking requirement. You simply had to cut and paste some code, and throw it on the join page if memory serves. Annoyance? Sure. I do not like threats of losing my account for some minor b.s.. But it's no different than a merchant account where they have their own list of demands of things you MUST have on your website, or you are not going to be in compliance. Rules of the game. :2 cents: |
so BF your exp with zomb been good?
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Having this on the index/landing page tells the user right off the bat who they'll be paying through... infomation that will be wrong 80% of the time. As I said above, this will do nothing but confuse visitors and create distrust for our site, causing them not to join. And again, since you seem to have missed it... this have NEVER, EVER been a requirement in the past, and we were NEVER, EVER contacted about this regarding any of our other sites they process for. So how about knowing what you're talking about before giving your worthless 2cents? |
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next you will be required to offer redpass to affiliates for site approval!
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all billers require this. stop crying.
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Yuo setting up you own merchant and gateway, you fucking pinoy monkey. Quote:
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You repeatedly bash Zombaio and then want to process a new site with them?
Contradict yourself much? |
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We're actually making money as opposed to being a worthless troll like you :) |
What do you expect this thread to solve? They aren't going to change the rules for you. I have the code on my stuff and you don't hear me crying about it.
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thank god there is no money in porn
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And again, for programs who use multiple payments processors, having their info displayed 100% of the time on our index page will do nothing but create confusion. And this "requirement" is new, as it's never been a requirement in the past. Hell, even the denial reason on our website management page in zombaio is incorrect as it says "Merchant Identification Script required on 2257 and contact page but is missing." yet that info was on those pages already.... But then, you're probably right.. making this thread probably is a waste of time considering gfy has been reduced to nothing but trolls and affiliates who don't know the first thing about running a program, let alone a nats program with multiple payment processors. |
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Maybe they should start a thread calling you a crybaby drama queen? :) Seriously man, GFY threads should be last resorts. This isn't twitter. Threads often stay in front of peoples' eyes a long time, and those that don't open the thread will think badly of Zombaio, and those that do might think badly of you.......... :2 cents: |
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Regarding who thinks badly of us... well, I personally don't care what the ignorant trolls who have never done anything half successful with their lives thinks of me. And I certainly don't care about being a "bro". I'm discussing a legitimate complaint because well, Zombaio has yet to get their story straight as to whom actually requires this info to be on the index page*. Not to mention, CCBill just confirmed that this is NOT a requirement set forth by Mastercard. |
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Good day. |
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You then go on to cite the exact thing I was talking about from Zombaio in regards to MC compliance, which means integrating their their code/script, and what not. Pure fucking comedy. Quote:
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I'm sorry if you lack the necessary brain power to comprehend that fact. |
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It seems pretty much common sense to anyone but yourself. :2 cents: |
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What is the problem, if you just insert a line of code?
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He would much rather make a gideongallery Federal case out of it. :2 cents: |
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Not to mention, none of our other 5 sites that process through them have this info on the index page. Nor was it ever required in the past or present for those sites. Nor were we ever notified of this change in requirements. Yet all of a sudden it's a requirement.. a requirement they can't figure out who made. |
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When I signed up for them, I was getting 4.9% and I think all new sites are at 7.9 or 9.9%. I was also hit by the same thing when I submitted a new site for processing in regards to the MC requirement. I added the script, and tada it was back to business as usual. It was not that big of a deal and took 5 minutes out of my life to accomplish. The only 'constant' in life is 'change' champ. :2 cents: |
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I sure wouldn't. Because it's already been stated that zombaio handles our transactions then we later say, essentially, "oh wait, no it's no zombaio, it's epoch|ccbill|verotel|etc". |
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Let me clue you in.. changes like this in business are retroactive. When requirements change, there is no grandfather clause that says "oh, well these sites were already approved so they don't need to follow the new regs". And again, this is NOT an actual requirement by MC, in which they claim it is. |
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You mention all of the different processing companies you use. Additionally, you tell them if there is a problem with their card, you may go through an alternate processing company. Most porn buyers should be familiar with this by now, with many porn websites. You are not reinventing the wheel sport. :2 cents: |
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I am sorry but what MC and Visa wants, they get. Do a search here on Visa and MasterCard. We do everything by the book and if MC wants some information on your index page & join page then we have to do it. I am sorry but we won't cut corners, we are here to provide a cheap good solution.
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Oh wait, next time I get a disclaimer from my credit card company telling me they are adding a new fee, or raising my interest rate, I should tell them someone on GFY says I am 'grandfathered in' and they can'd do that. Quote:
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