The usual rate even direct is 2-3%. My merchant - one of the largest non-UK EU banks - charges me 2% across all and that is only if i do not take over 10% Amex... (their default rate is 2.9% for AMEX

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Ew. Amex be like 100,000,000% interest and like a billion fees. Not worth accepting for a merchant - it's not like anyone uses it anyway...

Not PP to BTC, PP to merchant.

Is there any? Like when customers pay with CC and PP or anything else and the merchant convert them into Bitcoin.

I often save by just paying with a foreign CC incl. currency conversion and cross-continent fees than by paying Paypal, and with Stripe (or nearly anyone else that one fucker merchant i forgot now) th

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So what changes has Alipay made to their "acceptable merchant categories"? They no longer want to process payments for hosting?

Lastly, on behalf of Stripe, we are extremely sorry for this sudden change. This is the last thing we want to have to tell our users that have been impacted by Alipay's change in acceptable merchant c

remember HostUS is just another merchant.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

We are looking for some new quality fast and stable kvm vps, $ 5 per month or so,We are from China, if there are, welcome to provide us with the test thanks

Generally an anonymous VPN service can be pulled off (and is at least on the surface, see ovpn.to, impressively running since long time now) if you pay anonymous for your servers which nowadays is MUC

Thank you for being a valuable BitPay merchant.

PayPal merchant account. Works great for us. Relatively low fees and virtually all of our payments come into a single location. The only downside is that their fraud screening is basically non-existen

email your bank and CC details including security code to [email protected] (is that even allowed by most merchant processor terms?)

The easiest solution for most would be to convert them to a credit card payment. Have you setup a merchant account elsewhere? Incentivize customers who are reluctant to switch with a free month of ser

both marks should be of similar size and as a merchant you shouldn't recommend anything (other than Paypal) in particular.

These are the same written terms that credit card companies have in their agreements with merchants. The purpose is to prevent a merchant from favoring one payment method over another (e.g., with a &a

I'd imagine it'll be the usual approach - ignore it in most cases, and only enforce it in cases where PayPal really wants to find a way to throw out a merchant that's technically operating within the