How is CCbill for check processing?
 

WOW...a business thread not related to 2257....I'll allow you a minute to recover from the shock.


Ok...I remember as an affiliate sending traffic to Ibill programs that almost all of the check joins ended up getting credited back for one reason or another.
Is it like this with CCbill checking joins also? What % of your checking joins actually "stick"?

Thanks for your input.

like any check processer about 1/3 goes refund. but that happenes with ALL of them - some are as high as 1/2- so ccbill is up there with the best of them in my experience.

I can live with that

Do you mind me asking what % of your joins are checking joins and if you've tried other check processors?

pretty good so far, but i don't have high volumes with them. they recently changed their policies on rebills - they will only be processed when the original signup was not refunded. not quite sure how that affects 3 day trials or something like that...

theyre the same with checks as Im with dancing tangos :)

lenny.
use wtsbank.
i see hardly any revokes from them.

it is true that we lost about 1/3 of check signups with ccbill due to fraud and pissback, and ibill, and globill were equally bad in their day.

now netbilling does all check processing for us, and we lose less than 1%.

We have a couple different options in place to further reduce the amount of returned checks. Hit me up if anyone would like more information.

-Paul
i c q 248615940
clientsupport at ccbill dot com

I've been talking with them also....unfortunately my back end doesn't have support for them.....so handling payouts to webmasters would be a nightmare.

I could just do checks with paycom but they don't pay the resellers on check joins, so that's why that option isn't on the join page.

I want to check out all the options before I make a decision.....so keep the CCbill feedback coming :thumbsup

well, don't keep it a secret, is there a link?---i have no problem with taking checks thru ccbill if they will stick.

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We use Netbilling for checks. They have very low rates (5%) compared to the others and we get less than 15% returns.

Don't you need a merchant account to use netbilling?

You need a merchant account for credit card processing (whcih we have as well) but not for checks. I know alot of webmasters doing checks only with them and they handle our customer service and phone orders too.

You are exactly right and thanks for the plug!

Mitch