what payment method would you use?
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Repulsor
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2checkout is descent in both integration and stable. They wont hammer your sales in between by limiting your account.
But their fees, and chargeback policies suck. ~$15 busted when someone files a chargeback, $25 for appealing against a chargeback and I think they still charges the fees even when the money is refunded. Not sure, since I didnt care anything much because I had no other options.
But their fees, and chargeback policies suck. ~$15 busted when someone files a chargeback, $25 for appealing against a chargeback and I think they still charges the fees even when the money is refunded. Not sure, since I didnt care anything much because I had no other options.
ROTAX74
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mycommerce is good to
RankSnatcher
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I used paypal but for business account it charges a lot so I am now using 2CO. I also use Skrill and Webmoney
- Oct 30, 2011
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Most of the online clients prefer paying via Paypal. If you don't want to use Paypal directly, go with something like
2Checkout or Plimus (although I don't think Plimus pay out each week so your best bet would be 2Checkout).
Ive been using them for years and although fees are high (you can get them reduced if you sell well), they have a great
support team and they don't do no dodgy shit like Paypal.
2Checkout or Plimus (although I don't think Plimus pay out each week so your best bet would be 2Checkout).
Ive been using them for years and although fees are high (you can get them reduced if you sell well), they have a great
support team and they don't do no dodgy shit like Paypal.
Thanks all of you,I think 2checkout is good,but it is a pity that it can not be supported my country.
Typlo
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We've found 2checkout to be a lot worse than Paypal.
Some Examples: One account they felt the charge back rate got too high (from one person making multiply orders), so they warned us the account was going to be closed in two weeks. We appealed, they decided to reverse the decision, and then after two weeks our account was closed anyway. In contacting them, we were told they forgot to take the closure out of the system. So they interrupted business, offered no compensation. One of there support people during this time, claimed they closed accounts to protect merchants from fraud. Just think that over for a moment.
Another account we opened, money wasn't released right away because they "forgot" to clear the account for releasing. Also had an account switched to being only able to sell, not release payments, without notice. Three weeks later we received a warning email it would be switched. They had wanted tax information, which took their system quite a while to handle correctly.
For the fees they charge, it isn't worth it. I'd say get a merchant account for CC's.
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Avoid Bluesnap/Plimus. They now charge affiliates $10 per month for an account and even charge them paypal fees that Bluesnap do not even pay. They use mass payment which costs them $1 but they take paypal fees from their affiliates anyway.
I have also been a vendor at Plimus, they charge a lot of money... for not very much.
There is nothing good I can say about being a seller or an affiliate with Plimus/Bluesnap except that they pay on time.
I have also been a vendor at Plimus, they charge a lot of money... for not very much.
There is nothing good I can say about being a seller or an affiliate with Plimus/Bluesnap except that they pay on time.
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I am currently using Bluesnap....
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LR has been shut down by FBI few weeks ago. Haven't heard that?
Say good bye to your money, bro.
SMMCity
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