High Risk Offhsore Merchant Account Help

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Okay, im looking for an offshore high risk merchant account.

I've just started an offshore website, and i wish to take card payments. However, Im not sure what merchant to go with. Some only accept already established sites. So I need a push in the right direction.

I found this:

"stradafee"

(wont let me post full urls, sorry)

Anyone used these before? If I was to go ahead with a merchant account such as this, would they reveal my details to law enforcement? Or would they be discreet?

Thanks in advance for the info :)
 
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Okay, im looking for an offshore high risk merchant account.
Sorry but no. Offshore, really? Offshore means high risk of asset loss. Everyone believes that "high risk" really means "I won't lose any money," but in this case especially, you want to go domestic.

Let us know what you are selling, and we can point you in the right direction. Lots of processors can work with unestablished websites. In a lot of cases, a website is a website, whether it's hosted in the Seychelles or NYC.
 
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Okay, im looking for an offshore high risk merchant account.

I've just started an offshore website, and i wish to take card payments. However, Im not sure what merchant to go with. Some only accept already established sites. So I need a push in the right direction.

I found this:

"stradafee"

(wont let me post full urls, sorry)

Anyone used these before? If I was to go ahead with a merchant account such as this, would they reveal my details to law enforcement? Or would they be discreet?

Thanks in advance for the info :)

I am sorry to tell you that they do not participate in the type of account you are looking for. If that is what you are seeking you will need to look for a different provider. (As a side not there is never any guarantee any company will be discreet.) If discretion is what you are looking for you may want to get into another business that you will not have to constantly worry about.

The company you are asking about is a buyer/seller matching service. They give the buyer the opportunity to obtain multiple pricing quotes from vendors within their network, and the vendors benefit from lead generation, like buyerzone but industry specific.

I hope this helps. Good luc
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I am sorry to tell you that they do not participate in the type of account you are looking for. If that is what you are seeking you will need to look for a different provider. (As a side not there is never any guarantee any company will be discreet.) If discretion is what you are looking for you may want to get into another business that you will not have to constantly worry about.

The company you are asking about is a buyer/seller matching service. They give the buyer the opportunity to obtain multiple pricing quotes from vendors within their network, and the vendors benefit from lead generation, like buyerzone but industry specific.

I hope this helps. Good luc
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please tell me what you are talking about?
 
I posted this in another thread, but maybe it will help you as well.

Some providers I have found. Quite a big portion of the money will be put in a security deposit for some time, to protect the processor from chargebacks.

So not very suitable for physical products (having a low profit margin), unless you have large working capital...

The following ones should give you an idea - just make sure you do not keep too much money with them for longer than necessary:

<a href="http://www.offshoremerchants.net/high_risk_merchant_accounts_service.htm" target="_blank">
HTML:
http://www.offshoremerchants.net/high_risk_merchant_accounts_service.htm 
http://www.instabill.com/merchant-accounts/offshore/
http://www.gspay.com/php/offshore_merchant_account_banks.php
http://www.guardianfinance.com/offshore_merchant_account.htm
http://www.guardianfinance.com/offshore_merchant_account.htm
 
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