Merchant Control Center - PaySystems
 

Hey...I am wondering how many people have seen the demo account of our Merchant Control Center for our CC processing. I feel like it is one of the more robust solutions available but have found that most merchants have not had the opportunity to play around with it. If anyone is interested, the link is

http://mcc.paysystems.com

LOGIN: 3900
PASSW: demo

http://www.psecheck.com/managerDemo.html

LOGIN and PASS should auto-populate

Feel free to comment on it, rip it, praise it, whatever.

Cheers.
James

Hey, I was wondering why the hell I had Sam void a check 2 months ago and your company took it out of my account on Wednesday as "refunded"?

Even though 6 people at PaySystems cannot find where it was collected or paid to me, you still have my money pending your fucking "investigation".

Even though the client was NEVER charged, and paysystems was NEVER paid, and NOBODY can find where it could be right. YOU still have my money and won't give it back..

LOL

Yea, everyone jump on the Paysystems boat !

[edit] Oh yea, I still haven't gotten that phone call or e-mail from accounting as promised. It's been.. 5 days? 7 phone calls to you?

Why bother showing us the credit card system when you dont accept adult transactions?

paysystems does not do adult CC processing, but they ROCK for adult echeck processing, email [email protected] for the hookup.... i do hundreds of thousands with these guys each month, he'll hook you UP...

seriously...no one cares unless it can be used for adult transactions...

I show you for this reason only...and please do not read between the lines...IF at some point we are able to process adult CC, it is important that we are up to par on all levels. The adult industry is definitely still the ground-breaking e-commerce vertical and therefore you guys are the most knowledgeable and the most qualified to judge the panel.

Beyond that, there are many merchants who are using other processors for mainstream websites simply because of the simplicity of dealing with one processor for everything. This just gives them a look at our backend without the hassle of applying and so on before they make a switch.

Cheers
James