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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PP should really require that step - i.e., if the subscriber didn't try to resolve with the merchant first, they should require that step. I'm not a provider and have never opened a hosting-related P

VolumeDrive Inc is still leasing equipment, just last month they ran up another lease with CSC Leasing for some L5630, X5650, bunch of hard disks, SSDs, a couple of Macbook pros, a nearly 20 year old

We're not talking about the entire financial ecosystem here. I'm explaining why bitcoin is still so far from mass adoption. As a customer paying with cash or card, I don't care how much the merchant p

Well, you should, because, as a consumer, you ultimately pay for everything. Transaction processing costs are always reflected in the market price, even if it appears superficially that the merchant i

As a merchant (which I am and I have worked with many merchants on specifically this), cards are so much better than any other payment method at this point in terms of cost, security, and consumer dem

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so? the merchant gets business from customers - convenient business.. credit card fees are cheap considering how much value merchants get out of CC providers

So, who do you think pays for all that? The merchant who accepts a credit card has to pay fees to the CC company. That's value lost for the parties in the transaction. If you were to calculate how muc

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Worst case, I can also raise a chargeback to get my money back. This protects me from malicious merchants as well as theft (physical and digital).

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