why has ccbill not done this yet?
 

Why has ccbill not developed its own paypal system but for adult sites?

The great advantage of paypal is when you want to buy somthing, you do not need to go looking for your credit card, but just click a button and payment is taken.

Surly such as ccbill could have by now developed this. Resister your credit card/debit card/bank details and then when you go to a ccbill site, rather than having to go look for your credit card, click a button and its paid.

Plus you could then keep track of sites you joined. Mabe an added bonus that they can see 'update' info from the site owners. So rather than having to log into that [pay] site to see if there is an update, you can see updates on a single page in your adultpaypal site (webmasters would post a regular update info via a custom tweet that only goes to the ccbilladultpaypal (if you get me).

With such as Ipods/Ipads/Mobile phones and so on, people need an easer way to join a site rather than messing about with credit cards.

CCBILL should have their own cards or cheap wire transfers, I have to wait for their check for at least week and then another 20 working days they are doing with it something in bank so it takes more than month to receive money... I feel like this is 1970 and not 2010. We have superfast internet, war robots controlled from other side of world, ISS and 3D TVs, but we have no fast way how to transfer money...

maybe they don't need the bullshit?

ccbill visa, saw that dreams on gfy few times already, maybe if everyone will send a letter to santa ...

Paycom already did it then quickly spun it off and now it's in the shit. Probably good reason not try it.

I would have thought it would improve things.

Ie, With paypal you have to confirm security, so if ccbill did this surly it would increase security.

I just think it should be easer for people to sign up to ccbill sites.

Some way they can register there credit card with ccbill so they do not need to enter the card details each time, just press a button.

I would love that card..

Maybe it's the insurance costs :2 cents:

For a company to take funds & deduct a percentage for itemised billing, it could cost more for a money tranferral system with access to cards & bank accounts similar to paypal.

Its 2 seperate businesses.

maybe there is no money to be made in this kind of BIZ...

their biz is high risk as is, why would they want to possibly fuck up the cash cow by adding even more risk to it? More features = more shit that can go wrong, more rules they have to follow, etc

This would be difficult based on the nature of the transaction. Since the transaction is initiated from a registered "High Risk" merchant, they require full verification including AVS (address verification in the form of zip minimum sometimes zip and street number) for domestic cards and CVV2/Security Code for all initials.

PCI requirements require that the biller does not store the CVV2/Security Code so the customer would have to reach into his wallet for the plastic regardless.