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

Well, if your card doesn't support 3D it should normally get authorised regardless, giving normally the same protection to the merchant as if the transaction would actually pass 3D verification. That

Please return to the merchant and choose another way to pay."

https://ipsp.com haven't reply us yet.

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I tried them today, but the result is bad, they dont' accept merchant out side RU.

while it's active in the plugins development too .. https://www.coinpayments.net/merchant-tools-plugins

Why not just go direct merchant with PaySafe?

You're looking at roughly 30 cents in fees.. No matter what merchant you use you'll earn at most 30 more cents monthly...

However, it is curious that why there is a payment fee, $2.5, here? Another VPS merchant, sentris.net, paid me exactly the amount I requested, without any fee I have to afford. Thought maybe the payme

Another VPS merchant,Sentris.net, I already got my affiliate payout via Paypal yesterday. I posted the request of withdrawal about 10 days ago, March 25th. Though, in HOSTBD24, I opened a ticket about

The chargeback fee that the CC company charges is passed over to the merchant too.

* register a company (HK is a good offshore option, no matter your home and target markets) and set up all basic tools, i.e. co bank account, merchant account, PayPal etc…

They are not owned or any way associated with neteller as far as I know. They're reasonable but watch out if you're going to use it as a merchant gateway.

then state shuts the license down, will loose merchant account and so on. no other option but to close down.

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