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Kurieuo 08-25-2002, 01:15 PM I'm just wondering about the best payment systems out there like PayPal and 2Checkout.
Is it possible when using PayPal for a customer to only have to enter in their credit card details without hasseling them to register as a PayPal member. I've noticed with 2Checkout that this is possible - a user gets taken to their site to enter in all the credit card details. Is this possible with PayPal?
Does anyone know of any other good payment systems out there that provide lowcost transactions and/or offer a straight forward credit card process similar to 2Checkout.
All the best,
- Kurieuo.
Akash 08-25-2002, 01:27 PM Originally posted by Kurieuo
I'm just wondering about the best payment systems out there like PayPal and 2Checkout.
Is it possible when using PayPal for a customer to only have to enter in their credit card details without hasseling them to register as a PayPal member. I've noticed with 2Checkout that this is possible - a user gets taken to their site to enter in all the credit card details. Is this possible with PayPal?
Does anyone know of any other good payment systems out there that provide lowcost transactions and/or offer a straight forward credit card process similar to 2Checkout.
All the best,
- Kurieuo.
Nope, I think PayPal will force the user to register as a member. But other payment processors include:
Revecom
Paysystems (i think same as above, with fewer features and higher rate)
HostCharge.com
Out of the 4 (the 3 above, plus 2checkout) I would highly recommend Hostcharge. They offer a basic package that has no setup fee and no monthly fee(though they do take out 8%) so there is no harm in trying them out. Does pretty much everything 2checkout does.
joethong 08-25-2002, 03:12 PM Ematic.com is good too. give them a try.
Kurieuo 08-26-2002, 04:28 AM Thanks for the list of other places. Some of them take quite a sum of money though. I don't suppose anyone knows of any Australian places?
Best regards,
- Kurieuo.
joshp 08-26-2002, 05:17 AM The only Australian places are the banks unfortunately :(
Revecom/PaySystems is quite good.
paypaldamon 08-26-2002, 02:44 PM Hi Kurieuo
Users must be members to accept/send payments via PayPal.
combs 08-27-2002, 02:01 PM Check for Authorize.net and IBILL system for online payments.
clocker1996 08-27-2002, 03:10 PM Originally posted by Kurieuo
Is it possible when using PayPal for a customer to only have to enter in their credit card details without hasseling them to register as a PayPal member. I've noticed with 2Checkout that this is possible - a user gets taken to their site to enter in all the credit card details. Is this possible with PayPal?
that would be AWESOME in my opinion. it saves hassle for people who just want to pay, and thats it.
Gary King 08-27-2002, 03:15 PM Originally posted by clocker1996
that would be AWESOME in my opinion. it saves hassle for people who just want to pay, and thats it.
I'd most DEFINITELY LOVE this. I only hope paypaldamon says something back at HQ :D
paypaldamon 08-27-2002, 03:25 PM Hi,
It is an option we are looking at (not creating an account), but I am not sure when/if it will be implemented.
The account creation does have some anti-fraud benefits to it. In addition, it makes it a little easier for some places to use recurring billing/subscription services.
Lonny 08-28-2002, 05:55 AM Originally posted by joethong
Ematic.com is good too. give them a try.
Agree..
Strongly recommended.
Ahmad 08-29-2002, 02:09 AM Originally posted by paypaldamon
Hi,
It is an option we are looking at (not creating an account), but I am not sure when/if it will be implemented.
The account creation does have some anti-fraud benefits to it. In addition, it makes it a little easier for some places to use recurring billing/subscription services.
AFAIK, you don't allow customers from Kuwait. So does that mean that I can't even purchase something from a paypal merchant?
Kaumil 10-25-2002, 03:02 PM We have chosen Soltrus. They use VeriSign products, and they have mentioned that they are the only people in CANADA to resell VeriSign. They are the VeriSign of Canada basically.
Their service is great though.
naiton 10-26-2002, 02:21 PM try moneybookers.com
drhonk 10-26-2002, 04:18 PM Originally posted by naiton
try moneybookers.com
No transaction fee and 2% processing fee ?? .. woww :cool: :cool:
How's their service .. any good ??
Cheers,
naiton 10-26-2002, 08:25 PM now i use thier service it's ok !
HostSector 10-26-2002, 10:37 PM I would recommend you Paysystems.com They have an outstanding customer support. Anyway, Good Luck :)
LinuXpert 10-26-2002, 10:59 PM Originally posted by Kurieuo
Thanks for the list of other places. Some of them take quite a sum of money though. I don't suppose anyone knows of any Australian places?
Best regards,
- Kurieuo.
http://www.paymate.com.au
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