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Response requested from CCBill and Epoch
Hello,
I would like both companies to advise us of their policy regarding transfer of ownership on a processing account. Under the presumption that the original owner went through the registration process, paid the fees and had the sites reviewed and approved what is your process for setting up the new owner beyond having that person submit transfer of ownership paperwork and a Visa application? 1) I understand they would still need Visa approval. However, would they be expected to pay the $750 again, a $350 renewal or nothing at all? 2) Once all of the appropriate paperwork is filled out and submitted, what is a conservative estimate on how long the entire process might take? Looking forward to your responses. Thank you! Cheers, Brad |
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is there any reason that you dont ask each of the companies individually over the phone or email?
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From people I have spoken to any where from 3 to 10 days depends on how busy everyone is. Which is pretty quick to me.
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Brad |
Brad, long time no hear man :)
Thanks again for that dinner in Atlanta. Hope to see you in Vegas! DH |
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Cheers Brad |
Anyone who needs answers to policy questions please contact CCBILL directly. You can email in at [email protected] or call us toll free 800-510-2859.
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Neon98,
I respect your request but am trying to reconcile a difference between the two processors on Visa rules which should be the same for both companies. I feel this is a rather straightforward question. Again, I ask that you reconsider and post your policy. Brad |
Dear Brad
It does not sound straight forward at all. You are asking for specific policies to a very general question. Are these to U.S. owners, companies, LLC's, EU companies, individuals, or some combination of either. If there are any webmasters who are looking to purchase a site from another individual and would like to ask CCBill how we will handle it please contact us at [email protected] or 800-510-2853. Thank you. |
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CCBill, thank you for the effort you've made to answer my questions fully, privately. I understand better now exactly why the answer to my original question wasn't so clear cut after all.
Everyone else... what you will find is that both companies will handle this situation differently. Based on our experience, we were happiest with CCBill's quick, clear response and how their policy differed from Epoch's. Cheers, Brad |
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