I'm high right now..and i might be wrong..but a quick VISA solution?
 

I'm sitting here smoking some good shit and something came to me. What if I did this:

1. Pay my $750 to CCbill to keep my rebills
2. Instantly redirect my main url to a similar but different url
3. The new url is a technically "new website"
4. Sign up the "new" website with AC pay or Globill
5. Upload the same content to both the old and new sites member areas.
6. Allow the recurring members to stay with CCbill but they'll be accessing the same content from my "new" site by putting up a simple a "ccbill members enter here, ACpay members here" link.
7. Offer incentives to the ccbill customers to get them to join the "new" site with ACpay and make it a gradual process.
8. To get around processors like Epoch, you could link to a member entrance page on your old domain. That way, you wouldn't be using them as a "backup" processor since you have a totally new site and that isn't competing with Epoch.
9. Within a year or two, the CCbill rebills would be so low, that you could afford to drop them altogether and give the remaining members a last ditch basement price to join the "new" site with ACpay or Globill or whoever.
10. You're free to live in your tiki hut in Polynesia without the bullshit from the Big 3.

The bad thing could be that Globill was wrong altogether and they'll end up getting fucked up the ass by VISA. I highly doubt it though since NOBODY dared to say that Globill was a raggedy company before this visa shit. Therefore I trust them. The same with AC pay. They're a new processor but they're run by Adult Check, one of the leaders in AVS systems. I highly doubt that they're so stupid and the big 3 are so "smart".

Like I said, I'm pretty high right now so I wanted to write this down before I forgot it. It might not make any fucking sense to me once my high dies down.

Tell me what you think about the feasibility of this plan.

hehe That is not a bad idea mate :thumbsup

but if your going to pay the fee, why switch?

My guess would be so he can keep his rebills which cc-bill is trying to freaking steal,or what ever they have up their sleaves. I called paypal last night and they told me they will be calling all webmasters that has their script on their website for adult sites and inform them they will have to pay the 750.00 so Again why can glo-bill do this and no one else that has been around awhile follow the same thing. I really hope this blows up in thier face and visa's face

TO M

Out of principal maybe??..The big 3 are trying to fuck everyone with their extra fees, and in actuality, all these fuck face processors should eat the damm fees themselves, after all they rape us with 13-15% charges and other crap they do...!! I hope they all go bankrupt because of all this crap. They really are NOT needed in the biz at all. There are many other options.

That sounds like it would work.

The only thing I can think of is that you would want to get the new domain to be very similar to the original domain so people don't get all confused.

Sounds like a pretty feasible plan to me - of course there will be some representative in here shortly to tell you that if you do that, they'll send the nearest mafia goon to your house to beat you senseless. Or some other brilliant PR bullshit that comes straight from their insecurity over losing webmasters rather than their business sense. ;)

This is not a thread where people should be making sense wizzo...

Sounds like you just suggested some new rules to CCBill.

Visa and CCBill may rewrite their entire rules to close all the options after reading this forum for the last few weeks.

If you think of a way to work within the rules and do what you want, then don't post it here or they will just adjust the rules to stop you.

You don't need 2 members sections. just use symlinks to link into the members section from another URL and merge your 2 password lists using cgi whenever someone has signed up.

Hmmm, maybe after all this Visa hullabaloo, dialers will come back...only this time at cheaper rates with fewer games (those zany things called "disclaimers").

While everyone else is running scared, I'm grinning from ear to ear....our chargeback rates are almost non-existant, we're also coming out with a slew of non-porn products and things are looking good.