The Best Payment Processor for Digital Products?

yao1994

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I can't seem to find a good payment processor for my eBook site... The stories about PayPal are scaring the shit out of me. Also can't seem to find a good merchant account.

Help me guys

thanks

 

LetterCraft Inc.

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• Sep 26, 2009

• #2

There are quite a few that I've heard people use like plimus, paydotcom, etc...

 

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hardk

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• Sep 26, 2009

• #3

how about alertpay or moneybookers?

 

yao1994

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• #4

Is PayPal still a option for me? I'm not doing anything shady.

Moneybookers looks pretty good.

thanks

 

Last edited: Sep 26, 2009

zebrahat

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You could use Google Checkout instead, or a site that allows you to accept credit cards for payment (like Tradebit).

 

DrJekyll

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• Sep 26, 2009

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e-junkie

click2sell.eu

 

LetterCraft Inc.

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only problem with paypal is when you're selling stuff and people ask you for a refund, majority of the time the buyer wins the case, no matter how much proof you show paypal. Well, this is what I've heard.

 

avi_31337

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• Sep 27, 2009

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I suggest you going on with e-junkie....

I used em very often when I used to sell ebooks on DP.......

There is a coupon at that time which gives a free sevice for 100+ days...

sorry I dont really remember...

Go google it......

 

kijkij

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• Sep 27, 2009

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I am also off from my Digital Business because of this problem. If I use PP, they always like to give back to the buyer. AlertPay I think only accept Visa and only can set one shopping cart at a time, they also need some documents. MoneyBookers looks good but their policies somehow like PP, they have low limits to withdraw and they also need some verifications. And about others, who will trust them?

 

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danielgb123

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• Sep 27, 2009

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I'd have to agree with E-Junkie + Paypal - never
had a problem with it and have made over $600 in
ebook sales.

 

mahan_eesh

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• Sep 27, 2009

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well ejunkie is the best for selling ebooks. also google checkout. or paydotcom. the choice is urs at the end mate.

 

blackmagiquellc

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #12

your own merchant account and safe guard your files

 

yao1994

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• #13

Paypal is an asshole, Google Checkout doesn't allow Australians, ClickBank has some high ass fees at 7.5%, 2Checkout has high fees too at 5.5%, so only option left is Authorize.net.

What's a good Authorize.net reseller that works with e-junkie?

Thanks guys

 

dohc22

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #14

I will go for this ones:
PayPal
Authorize
ClickBank
2CheckOut

Nemanja

 

yao1994

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Any more suggestions guys?

ClickBank has high fess but if I promote my own product and start generating sales with it, will my own sales create exposure on their marketplace by increasing the gravity or whatever?

Thanks

 

carsonrathi

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• Sep 27, 2009

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If you want to see 'increased' sales use paypal

If you want to see Actual money paid to you use Plimus.

You decide what you want 'Sales' or 'Actual cash' coz paypal wont let you run so easily.