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Third Party Processing
Which is the best processor to use for a Paysite? I hear NetBilling is good? Any advice?
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CCBILL
Their support is superb. |
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another prize for Gary from KK ?
he is moving from the couch to the bedroom this time heh? |
I dont do it for the glory.
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Anyone have feedback about netbilling?
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Ok -- my turn for some shameless self-promotion http://bbs.gofuckyourself.net/board/wink.gif
<a href="http://www.websitebilling.com/">WebsiteBilling.com</a> is pretty darn good... From a technical viewpoint, we have a very reliable and tested system. Rather than having multiple billing systems, we have one system which processes credit cards, online checks, and 1-900 charges -- greatly simplifying your account administration & setup. Also, all our reports are generated in real-time... you won't experience any delay between the time a transaction occurs and the time it shows up in your reporting area -- it's immediate. We offer toll-free 24 hour billing related customer service to your customers - at no extra charge to you. Also, we're currently offering a reduced 90 day introductory rate for new clients... 11% transaction fee, 5% 6 month reserve. If you have any questions -- just let me know -- I'm more than happy to help. ------------------ Eric Happel WebsiteBilling.com [This message has been edited by EricH (edited 12-11-2001).] |
I'm applying for a merchant account and the bank is telling me that VISA charges a $1000 high risk fee for merchant accounts servicing adult subscription websites. Can anone confirm this? Thanks. |
If that house isn't clean when I get home tomorrow Gary, you'll be moving all right...
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I found my own answer... thought others may want to know.
Visa charges an initial $1000 "high-risk " fee for adult SUBSCRIPTION websites for the first year. Additional years are billed at $300. I've heard the same story from two banks. Quote:
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they are right
i can confirm that |
Don't be confused between the fee and a reserve however. You are still going to pay rolling reserve no matter how you look at it.
The credit you have and the amount of money you have for initial reserve go a long way towards determining your final %. |
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CCBill Rocks!! :-) And, for any of you considering getting your own merchant account, forget about it! It isn't what you think. No matter what you do, I'd bet you can't even save 2 points below any third party biller's rates after 6 months. Cheers Brad ------------------ http://www.sintalk.com/banners/sintalk_1.gif |
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