InstaBill.com Any Good?
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Satya i started using ccavenue for my product. They are good. You can check them.
Buzzika
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does ccavenue allow pharma sites? What industry is your website in?
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Only OTC products, you need to look into verotel.com or something similar for others. But in India its illegal to sell pharma products online. You need approvals etc
KTiwari
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Why would you suggest something for the sake of suggesting? Especially after OP making it clear that he want to do pharma?
Thank you for this man! Do you know any offshore virtual terminal that could work? Not necessarily pharma but everything high risk? I am asking because your signature cover pretty much everything required in such cases.
OP, this guy is giving you the most sensible advice. Netbilling won't touch you with a 10 foot pole without processing history and a solid website with products listed. Instabill is actually a good option. GSPay no longer seem to care about inquiries. I mailed them a couple of times in the past and got no response.
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what ? Read full thread again, retard. You are missing something or you dont know a shit.
KTiwari
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Just did that now. Seems you are little slow on the processing side. So let me baby walk you.
1. OP is asking for a high risk payment processor.
2. RuthSam replies with a sensible answer.
This guy know what he is talking about. What I marked in red has a lot of meaning if you know Netbilling. I spoke to them so I could easily associate.
3. You come with an idiotic suggestion.
CCAvenue - It's funny that you call me retarded. You want an Indian guy run high risk processor with a company based in India. Even selling a dildo from India can land you in jail. It's like putting your dick in a cigar cutter and trusting a 5 year old with it.
4. Then you write this stupid shit
You are not very bright to say this. It is only as illegal as you selling OTC products. It could be different if OP is selling pharma within India. But no part of this thread indicates that. As for selling anything from India, be it dildos, porn sites, OTC or pharma you are in similar shit if govt take action. This is exactly why many guys would rather deal with pharma than try making few cents selling dildos.
And media will cover 'the boy selling plastic dicks' for months. Running an adult tube can get you charged with goddamn pretty much everything from pimping to harassment. By the time you prove otherwise in the court, you will be a national figure. Plus you will go to jail anyway for running a porn site.
No offense but looks like you are not as smart as you think.
KTiwari
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P.S: I am not an arrogant asshole.
It is a very painful process setting up a pharma center here in India, even for dropshipping. Getting a processor approved is nearly impossible if you sell in the US. Getting banned because you used the wrong merchant and getting thrown out of your host and domain is a lot of money getting pissed at.
Last, 90% of the pharma sites are run by assholes, I agree (I am one among them, not saying otherwise). But even an asshole like me could save several thousands of dollars for an American without insurance. And I am that asshole who source his products only from FDA approved facilities in India. If you know how pharma works in India and the US, it's very easy to understand why most US medicines manufactured in India will be FDA approved. I am not going to disclose that here.
To sum it up, bad advice waste a lot of time and money in this business. So people that suggest CCAvenue (Indian company HQed in Mumbai - your free pass to jail) or Verotel (say good bye to your site and money and be on someone's watch list for nothing) is not helping anyone.
It is a very painful process setting up a pharma center here in India, even for dropshipping. Getting a processor approved is nearly impossible if you sell in the US. Getting banned because you used the wrong merchant and getting thrown out of your host and domain is a lot of money getting pissed at.
Last, 90% of the pharma sites are run by assholes, I agree (I am one among them, not saying otherwise). But even an asshole like me could save several thousands of dollars for an American without insurance. And I am that asshole who source his products only from FDA approved facilities in India. If you know how pharma works in India and the US, it's very easy to understand why most US medicines manufactured in India will be FDA approved. I am not going to disclose that here.
To sum it up, bad advice waste a lot of time and money in this business. So people that suggest CCAvenue (Indian company HQed in Mumbai - your free pass to jail) or Verotel (say good bye to your site and money and be on someone's watch list for nothing) is not helping anyone.
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Yeah bruuuhhh i am not smart like you.You are god to us. But i think you dont know how things works in pharma industry in India and what is state law here Plus you dont even know how shipping thing works here and how cc av works. Bruuuh i am not smart ass like you to write things in red and green words.
I don't even know why you butt hurt.Plus i am selling a high risk product online in India with Indian payment gateway. Looks like you are in love with dildos. oh yeah.
KTiwari
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You're right about you not being so smart
But I am not god. It's just that you're a little on the not-so-bright side. There is no state law for pharma in India. It is central law (equivalent to federal law). What states have are amendments. Selling high risk product to Indian customers with Indian payment gateway is equivalent of running Silk Road. It is a setup that can work for many years. But it is illegal. What OP is asking for is a workaround. A workaround is not the same as doing illegal shit. Pharma is dedicated shit man so refrain from making uninformed comments. That's all you need to take home from this thread.
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No state drug law ? You are saying pharma product approval is not done on state level ? End of discussion.You're right about you not being so smart
Pharma is dedicated shit man so refrain from making uninformed comments. That's all you need to take home from this thread.
This piece of shit dont know anything about law, avoid taking his advice.
KTiwari
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this dude is so cute. It's sweet how he abuses me when his asshole is leaking with all the BS. Perhaps you can apply the dick balm you sell over there My new friend Nut-Nights is not very bright. His tiny little brain process information slowly. Let me baby walk you one more time sweety. Hold daddy's hand and listen carefully:
Son, the law is made by the Central government. India has a federal system but it don't hold the same power as the states in the US. For example, we have "The Pharmacy Act, 1948 is meant to regulate the profession of Pharmacy in India." Now did you see what I colored in red? It is 'India' the very fucking country we two are talking about. A state or Union territory is ruled by the State Government. India is ruled by the Central Government.
Are we clear so far? Good. Now remember the word 'amendment'? Here is an example:Pharmacy (Amendment) Act, 1959 (24of 1959), and
who satisfy the conditions for registration as set out in section 31. States can only amend the fucking law. There is no fucking State law. It is an amendment to the Central Act and states have strict restrictions on it.
Approval is done by the state authority following fucking Central Act. Let me repeat. C.E.N.T.R.A.L A.C.T. Are we clear? Good. State only carry out the checks to make sure central law is followed through.
Now check your inbox and ship the butt balm to your customers as you were doing (High risk business with Indian processor). God man. You could be a gangster as well
But (not butt) make sure to keep some butt balm for your personal use. Looks like you will need a lot today BELOW Is The Indian Pharma Act and State's Right For The Curious BHWers
Chapter takes effect after the commencement of the Pharmacy (Amendment) Act, 1959 (24
of 1959), and
who satisfy the conditions for registration as set out in section 31.
(2) Any person who desires his name to be entered in the register in pursuance of sub
-section (I) shall
make an application in that behalf to the State Council, and such ap
plication shall be accompanied by the
prescribed fee.
(3) The provisions of this section shall remain in operation for a period
of
two years from the
commencement of the Pharmacy (Amendment) Act, 1959 ( 24 of 1959).
Provided that the State Government may,
by notification in the Official Gazette, extend the period of
operation of clause (a), clause (b) or clause (c) of sub
-section (I) by such further period or periods, not
exceeding two years in the aggregate, as may be specified in the notification.
Explan
ation
I.-For the purposes
of
clause (a) of sub
-section (I), "displaced person" means any person
who on account
of
the setting up of the Dominions of India and Pakistan or on account of civil disturbances or
the fear of such disturbances in any area now for
ming part of Pakistan, has, on or after the 1st day
of
March,
1947, left or been displaced from his place of residence in such area and who has since then been residing in
India.
Explanation
2.-For the purposes
of
clauses (b), (c) and (g)
of
sub
-section (i
), the period referred to in
clause (d) of section 3 I shall be computed with reference to the date of application.]
of 1959), and
who satisfy the conditions for registration as set out in section 31.
(2) Any person who desires his name to be entered in the register in pursuance of sub
-section (I) shall
make an application in that behalf to the State Council, and such ap
plication shall be accompanied by the
prescribed fee.
(3) The provisions of this section shall remain in operation for a period
of
two years from the
commencement of the Pharmacy (Amendment) Act, 1959 ( 24 of 1959).
Provided that the State Government may,
by notification in the Official Gazette, extend the period of
operation of clause (a), clause (b) or clause (c) of sub
-section (I) by such further period or periods, not
exceeding two years in the aggregate, as may be specified in the notification.
Explan
ation
I.-For the purposes
of
clause (a) of sub
-section (I), "displaced person" means any person
who on account
of
the setting up of the Dominions of India and Pakistan or on account of civil disturbances or
the fear of such disturbances in any area now for
ming part of Pakistan, has, on or after the 1st day
of
March,
1947, left or been displaced from his place of residence in such area and who has since then been residing in
India.
Explanation
2.-For the purposes
of
clauses (b), (c) and (g)
of
sub
-section (i
), the period referred to in
clause (d) of section 3 I shall be computed with reference to the date of application.]
KTiwari
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Thanks man. I am done with this thread with the last post I made. This dude is twisting my words and talking stupid shit. What good is it going to do?
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why you are so butthurt, you are still missing points here about state law? check here http://bit.ly/2nSUcZn
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I dont know how to barking thing, maybe your mom knows ?Go and get a life dude. Or just keep barking as if anyone care
According to our Guru @KTiwari If you are selling high risk products in India using India payment gateway you are doing illegal business and its silk road. According to him only pharmacy products comes into high risk category. Plushe is clueless about Pharma products types, OTC products. If you dont know the difference why trying to prove your point and you are still missing a state law point.
F**k this shit i am out.