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Mutt 10-28-2013 01:06 PM

So it appears CCBILL thinks paysite owners are complete idiots
 
So if you own a scamming dating site filled with bogus profiles CCBILL will charge you 5.9% + $0.55 per transaction while continuing to charge paysite owners 14.5%. Seems legit!

http://www.ccbill.com/online-merchan...for/dating.php

CCBill for Dating
The business model

The CCBill Dating business model includes dynamic pricing and shopping features, all while incorporating high-risk management when needed. By providing members the ability to increase their subscriptions with one-click upsells, you are not only making their experience on your dating website more positive, but also increasing your bottom-line seamlessly.

As a leading worldwide payment processor, our technology-driven system enables you to accept credit card, debit card, and U.S. checking account payments through our secure payment pages ? that can be branded as your own. You can even have automated recurring payments, automated notifications, and automated custom receipt delivery. All at rates of 5.9% + $0.55 per transaction.

Markul 10-28-2013 01:38 PM

Yea saw that. Did not make me happy. Wtf

BFT3K 10-28-2013 01:50 PM

I wonder if dating sites need to shell out $1,250 to get started with CCBill - $750 for Visa and $500 for MC, plus $1,000 per year to renew the two, every year, year after year?

BareBacked 10-28-2013 01:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 19851095)
So if you own a scamming dating site filled with bogus profiles CCBILL will charge you 5.9% + $0.55 per transaction while continuing to charge paysite owners 14.5%. Seems legit!

http://www.ccbill.com/online-merchan...for/dating.php

CCBill for Dating
The business model

The CCBill Dating business model includes dynamic pricing and shopping features, all while incorporating high-risk management when needed. By providing members the ability to increase their subscriptions with one-click upsells, you are not only making their experience on your dating website more positive, but also increasing your bottom-line seamlessly.

As a leading worldwide payment processor, our technology-driven system enables you to accept credit card, debit card, and U.S. checking account payments through our secure payment pages ? that can be branded as your own. You can even have automated recurring payments, automated notifications, and automated custom receipt delivery. All at rates of 5.9% + $0.55 per transaction.


Thinks? ....

xNetworx 10-28-2013 01:58 PM

Jet fuel is expensive

DWB 10-28-2013 02:04 PM

Very lame. Never noticed that.

Considering they all steal profile images from the very sites ccbill is charging 14%, pay sites are totally getting the shaft, especially non-nude or glamor type sites.

bean-aid 10-28-2013 02:06 PM

You can get lower fees then that with ccbill on regular paysite transactions. But watch out for the unexpected fees.

It was unclear to me if that included 24/7 support, or if that was an upgrade.

55 cents on a $10 transaction is another 5.5%. And what's the reserve, when is that returned, what other fees? It will all add up to about the same anyway is my guess.

SwirlsGirl 10-28-2013 02:11 PM

ahh quit bitching its 3rd party billing/middlemenry....its where its at!

Mutt 10-28-2013 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beaner (Post 19851152)
55 cents on a $10 transaction is another 5.5%. And what's the reserve, when is that returned, what other fees? It will all add up to about the same anyway is my guess.

On a $30 transaction which is the typical paysite transaction it's another 1.8% so 5.5% plus 1.8% = 7.3%

borked 10-28-2013 02:21 PM

I think two-tier business model pricing is as low as it comes, but just throwing a ball out there that maybe the reason is dating sites get less chargebacks, so overheads for ccbill don't cost as much?
Maybe, maybe not but dating sites, fake or notmso fake, have much higher retention as they are much more interactive than paysites. As such, they are much less like to succumb to thr 'blow your load, and chargeback' phenomenon of paysites (tho I thought the tubes were s'posed to eliminate that...)

9% difference hough in charges is damn robbery. But then again so are their annual charges. I process using visa and mc and pay 6.5% per transaction and never paid an annual fee to processor or cc company in my life. Mainstream sites though - a captured business model without credible competition though changes the game

brassmonkey 10-28-2013 02:22 PM

coming soon :1orglaugh how many years?! :1orglaugh

Mutt 10-28-2013 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by borked (Post 19851168)
I think two-tier business model pricing is as low as it comes, but just throwing a ball out there that maybe the reason is dating sites get less chargebacks, so overheads for ccbill don't cost as much?

Well this is what the response I would expect to hear from CCBILL, VISA and MC may not have 'dating sites' targeted as high risk, they may not make a distinction between a regular dating site and an 'adult dating site'.

Out of curiosity I just did a free join on a popular adult dating site, complete scam, first it is basically an adult paysite members area with a ton of porn videos. Then there's a 'pinboard' section where members post ex-gf amateur type photos, the members are almost all male. A quick look at the female profiles, easy to see these are NOT real girls, pics taken off facebook, twitter, exgf sites. I don't see how a site like that would have a lower chargeback rate than a paysite. The membership price is lower than a paysite though, 15 bucks a month and I think their longer membership options are not recurring.

adultmobile 10-28-2013 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 19851176)
CCBILL, VISA and MC may not have 'dating sites' targeted as high risk.

Must be this.

garce 10-28-2013 06:53 PM

Well, yeah. Check your calendar.

MrDeiz 10-29-2013 01:24 AM

CCBill fucked up a major of things
while it's still reliable it's not business friendly

ExtremeBank_Adam 10-29-2013 07:07 PM

Got an email from CCBill today:

Quote:

As part of our ongoing commitment to provide you with more sales and revenue opportunities, we are proud to announce a series of new pricing bundles to support several growing online industries and markets. These bundles, designed to support non-high-risk transaction processing, are now available to help with any new projects you may have, or new accounts.

What's New?
CCBill Complete, CCBill Date, CCBill Direct, and CCBill Donate are ideally suited to meet the needs of some rapidly growing markets that require reliable, trusted payment processing. With rates starting as low as 3.9% + $0.55 per transaction, these packages can provide a robust, yet simple processing solution for your new projects. Plus, in the case of CCBill Date and CCBill Direct, they can help you tap into some exploding market segments. As you may have guessed, CCBill Donate focuses on the unique cost and automation needs of nonprofit organizations.

Essentially, we configured the new bundles to apply to some differing scenarios within the non-high-risk space.

What's the Same?
Of course, our industry-leading high-risk processing service isn't going anywhere. Falling under the CCBill Blue umbrella, our award-winning solution will remain solidly at the forefront of the market. We have lead the way for more than 15 years, and that is not changing.

Where Can I Learn More?
To find out some specifics about our new business solution bundles/pricing packages, and to see eligibility requirements for each, head over to the Merchant Section of our website.

Thank you,

CCBill

Far-L 10-29-2013 09:50 PM

What exactly is the issue?

Aren't they allowed to charge whatever they want based on whatever rates they pay in correlation to which ever services they are providing?

ExtremeBank_Adam 10-29-2013 10:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Far-L (Post 19853161)
What exactly is the issue?

Aren't they allowed to charge whatever they want based on whatever rates they pay in correlation to which ever services they are providing?

I believe that to be true. But, someone was asking about their lower prices for other billing categories, and I added the email I received today to kind of explains things a little better.

bean-aid 10-29-2013 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ExtremeBank_Adam (Post 19853176)
I believe that to be true. But, someone was asking about their lower prices for other billing categories, and I added the email I received today to kind of explains things a little better.

Isn't it true that making more money will be realized by having a merchant account?

Someone told me that... not sure who

ExtremeBank_Adam 10-29-2013 11:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beaner (Post 19853178)
Isn't it true that making more money will be realized by having a merchant account?

Someone told me that... not sure who

I agree with you. We have had our own merchant accounts for many years. Unfortunately, we also partner with other people and utilize CCBill's ability to split payments automatically for us. So, sites that we own outright have a merchant account option, but the partner sites end in CCBill only. In addition, all of our affiliate tours are CCBill only join pages.

adultmobile 10-30-2013 08:58 AM

It seems to me that CCBill it is investing in the non-adult, not high risk market of mainstream "donation", "dating". They will not give you such rates for a typical adult site. These offers are for new, different customers in the mainstrea. Being not classified as adult, would get lower processing fees like competing non-adult general purpose billers.

EpicPanda 11-08-2013 02:35 PM

It might have to do with VISA, and their determination of what is "high risk" and what is not.

Are dating sites classified as "high risk"? Sure seems like they should be, but I don't know the answer.


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