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Accepting Bitcoins?
by PacketPunks ·There is no real advantage to be honest. Converting the BTC back to normal currency has a fee in most cases (take a look over at LBC) sometimes as much as merchant fees comparable to the giant PayPal -
Need a CPanel+WHM account well actually matching crissic's reseller offer of 20$/yr
by gtrax ·case but did not work. Have you added some other merchant or processor ? I can try again. But don't have bitcoin and alipay as well. Not much epayment support in my region (Image) -
HostHatch Review
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HostHatch Review
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HostHatch Review
by mashokk369 ·Take the case of some goods you have bought. If you cannot return it for a refund you get to keep it. The merchant can not take the goods and keep the money also. -
Confused with the different CDN services available and stay away from CDN.NET
by AdventureTime ·that they did. The only problem is, their merchant, "OnApp" never gave me the $50 refund back. In short, I was charged a total of $100 and a refund of $50. So technically, it is lik -
Providers - Opinions on 2checkout?
by Licensecart ·They are the worst merchant in the industry. Just google them with 2CO Fraud site:webhostingtalk.com. -
How to start Merchant account for my hosting service
by MrX ·Your company's registration number. You need to register a company of some capacity to engage with Skrill for business/merchant services. Make sure you understand any potential tax implications of doi -
Payments
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Payments
by century1stop ·it's like 1% difference.........that a lot? no monthly fees unlike merchant a/c. -
Payments
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Payments
by century1stop ·merchant & PP, fees are reasonable too -
Payments
by Jonchun ·Should be fine. If they don't accept you, just register with Paypal Pro ($30/monthly and you can accept credit cards as a merchant processor with a virtual terminal and everything. all funds go into y -
Payments
by Jonchun ·Stripe is probably the best/easiest you're going to get if you need a merchant account. Stripe is supported by almost every popular billing software, and if it's not there's probably 3rd party modules -
How to start Merchant account for my hosting service
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How to start Merchant account for my hosting service
by century1stop ·there are numerous merchant account registrars that do not require company registration, it's the monthly FEE that's important to most anyhow...... -
How to start Merchant account for my hosting service
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ChicagoVPS - VPS unusable & unreliable, customer support even worse, but lost pp dispute - what now?
by etc ·As stated prior, legally, regardless of what your terms of service say, beyond it not being good business (it's obviously not) there are warranties of merchantability that have been breached. -
ChicagoVPS - VPS unusable & unreliable, customer support even worse, but lost pp dispute - what now?
by etc ·You're very right, which is the reason they cited in denying the dispute. But what that means is, if you used Paypal, and the merchant distinctly doesn't deliver on a service, even one that's paid out -
NanoVZ/MegaVZ 1000 Container Sale! Double disk space promo - starting from 1.5Eur NAT IPv4
by AutoSnipe ·PayPal (We are a Verified Merchant, Non US)