Seller oriented paypal alternative

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ramenraider

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Aug 15, 2009

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I'm looking for a payment system that is able to accept credit cards so that I can sell game codes. I've done it in the past with paypal, but basically anyone can chargeback and win. I usually shipped a piece of paper with the codes so I beat most disputes but it's very annoying.

Anyone have any experience with any other cc accepting services that don't allow chargebacks or offer digital product protection?

ps: I searched around but found nothing too solid.

 

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soft1700

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Apr 12, 2010

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you can do alertpay

 

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ramenraider

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soft1700 said:

you can do alertpay

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That basically looks the same as paypal when working with chargebacks and seller protection... Have you used it or have any real information on it?

 

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dra$tic

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I use AP and have never had any issues with it, as opposed to PP where I've had countless nightmares.. granted I was a seller on eBay which is owned by them. But anything is a step up from RapePal

 

sagarbest

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well you will never get anything like that , I guess.. try escrow but still you get paid only when the buyer clicks on got my product and so on. So that's risky too . I am also looking for something like that to integrate it into my website , anyone?

 

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MoneyMission1

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has anyone tried moneybrokers? im thinking of using it

 

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HannahMontana

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I know that CCNow will take everything AND Paypal payments, but there is a 45 day wait from the moment that you register/first sale to when you will start getting payouts.

 

trex191

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CCNow has terrible reviews, do not even bother to use that.

 

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rovevnc

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moneybooker

 

jheyslow

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MoneyMission1 said:

has anyone tried moneybrokers? im thinking of using it

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I been using moneybookers two months now so far no problem. Less fee quick withdrawal. Accepts credit card and bank transfer.

 

Last edited: Jan 17, 2011

OnlineGodfather

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Mar 3, 2010

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Moneybookers is good, its better then paypal for me.