Does anyone have an idea how to (legally) find out which bank 2checkout.com uses to process their transactions? Asking them didn't work.

Well.. If you have them deposit funds into your bank account.. I'm sure you could call your bank and ask them the bank name transfering funds into your accounts...

Is there a problem? I receive cheques tho~ :love:

If you get checks.. Just take the routing number and call your bank.. They can look up who it belongs too :D

Get the routing number from the check and check it by using this website:

http://routingtool.com/

Regards,
Mark

Originally posted by Velostream

http://routingtool.com/




Man, internet sure has all the tools you need:D

Originally posted by phisholay
Man, internet sure has all the tools you need:D


yes sir, it certainly does. very smart find !, want a cookie ! ?

It says right on the check which bank issued it.

US Bank.

...but that isn't the question being asked.

If US bank is the bank on the checks than it would stand to reason that US Bank is their processor now wouldn't it? or maybe not.

Could be ;-) Who knows for sure? I bet TomD does and it sounds like he isnt going to tell. LOL.

LoL probably not..but in my case I don't care... 2checkout works for me and I get my payments..that is all I am concerned with...

Originally posted by NewtSys
If US bank is the bank on the checks than it would stand to reason that US Bank is their processor now wouldn't it? or maybe not.

Not necessarily. I have no idea who they actually use, but many companies have the accounts they pay out of seperate from the accounts where the money comes in.

I have had few problems with 2Checkout myself. I'm doing research for a client.

Incidentally, they use U.S. Bank for their settlement payments. No idea yet if they use them for their merchant account or now, but it's a good chance they do.

Originally posted by strongwire
I have had few problems with 2Checkout myself. I'm doing research for a client.

Incidentally, they use U.S. Bank for their settlement payments. No idea yet if they use them for their merchant account or now, but it's a good chance they do.

Don't quit your day job, detective work doesn't seem to be your forte with leaps/ assumptions like this.

Who we use as a Gateway is really immaterial. Tomorrow it could be a different gateway, next week it could be another. We have never used just 1 Gateway.

We also reserve the right to change "settlement banks" as we have done in the past.

We are in a business where features and fees are very important.

Hope that makes it clear as mud.

bump! Is anyone really surprised by this reply? :)

All I have to say is be careful, you're not immune to the effects of competition.

Originally posted by strongwire
bump! Is anyone really surprised by this reply? :)

Nope, not at all. If you're using 2co, well, your loss, really. I've seen them execute that 'we reserve the right to change banks' before, which cost customers about 1.5 weeks backtime in getting checks. Of course, there was zero reimbursement from 2co, only a weak (at best) apology and a wipe of their forums (seems they dont like the truth being published). Thankfully them days are over for me.

You can find a merchant account for less, really. I did, and I swear by it. It's cheaper, faster (no waiting weeks for money to go through, no withholdings, nothing like that), and much much better.

Originally posted by TomD
Don't quit your day job, detective work doesn't seem to be your forte with leaps/ assumptions like this.

Who we use as a Gateway is really immaterial. Tomorrow it could be a different gateway, next week it could be another. We have never used just 1 Gateway.

We also reserve the right to change "settlement banks" as we have done in the past.

We are in a business where features and fees are very important.

Hope that makes it clear as mud.

Wow. For being a representitive for 2checkout you don't portray a very professional image.

I actually have a full merchant account, but as I said earlier, I was doing research for a client.