Payment Processor Better than paypal?

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charliefromthachi

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• Oct 8, 2008

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I'm expecting a good deal of sales coming from a site of mine
pretty rapidly and I've heard that if you suddenly get alot of sales that paypal will freeze your account, and maybe refuse to give you your money. I don't want that to happen, is there another payment processor that can accept credit cards via a buy it now button and won't spazz on me if I get a good amount of sales fast?

 

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HaRRo

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Oct 29, 2005

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• Oct 8, 2008

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Google Checkout? its pretty stable

 

Uptownbulker

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Agreed!

Google Checkout is no muss, no fuss!

 

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qiuyun

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I don't want that to happen, is there another payment processor that can accept credit cards via a buy it now button and won't spazz on me if I get a good amount of sales fast? REALLY ?

 

justAIMe

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Mar 7, 2008

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Hmm... Haven't really used it myself but Alert Pay might be an option.

 

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BlackSmack

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Jul 13, 2008

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How many forum accounts do you need, seriously

 

Uptownbulker

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qiuyun said:

I don't want that to happen, is there another payment processor that can accept credit cards via a buy it now button and won't spazz on me if I get a good amount of sales fast? REALLY ?

Click to expand...

I have no trouble with GC.

Are you USA based?

What is it that you sell; that could be an issue?

 

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madhatter110

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Sep 16, 2008

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paypal sucks and they will freeze your account, i have 2 accounts with over 1k frozen in there, paypal is shit i hate it with a passion. Now googlecheckout is very good, you should definitively look into that and the fees are alot lower.

All in all, FUCK EBAY and all of its companies including paypal

 

monytree

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Feb 1, 2008

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• Oct 8, 2008

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Have you looked into 2checkout? I haven't tried them myself, but I believe that they also accept paypal w/o you having a paypal account yourself.