The account must be a good few years old now. Maybe 6 or 7 years old? Wasn't aware of the merchant rates until just now, so they were not enabled.

how old is your paypal account and do you have merchant rates enabled?

They send a request for information - from what the link says, they do not move forward with actually 'charging back' until they hear from the merchant.

A chargeback is a forced refund from the credit card company .Unfortunately, the credit card companies do not require that the cardholders contact the merchant before issuing a chargeback. Also it is

And if you knew much you would know PayPal itself doesn't deal with refunds after 45 days I think so not sure how merchant can do that when PP themselves don't give that option also 6 month is period

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I also informed you that our merchant G2S also only provide refunds for payments made within 6 months.

As per my complaints, I'm saying the companies are bullocks because of the minimum withdrawal limits of $1,000 or EUR$1,000 etcetera; depending on your country. If you aren't a US company, you can't

The only problem is, unless you're in the United States; there are no merchant gateways for BitCoin that will actually pay the seller in a reasonable amount of time. BitPay for Canadians has a minimu

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Oh well, looks like we're phasing PayPal out. It's alright anyways, all of our legitimate clients use our Credit Card options [ Stripe , PoS Transfer ] or our bank options [ ACH/BCN/Swift/iBan transf

You must not do much online if you refuse to sign up for any service or buy from any merchant that doesn't delete your info when you choose.

Ah yes. The first part of their application asks if you have a merchant account (yes/no). I had thought if you said no that part of their service was providing the merchant account, but it looks lik

They are essentially just an API/User interface. You still need to take the traditional bank route and get a merchant processing account setup which is difficult and or expensive given the risk / frau

Thanks for the all the information everyone. I'm definitely taking down notes now, lol. Are there any good (affordable and secure) South Africa merchant providers you guys know about?

Stereotypical dribble aside; try it out. As well, if you're with CommonWealth or BankWest you can get a merchant PoS or a proper Virtual Terminal through them without any issues.

@black CC information is not presently stored on our systems. It is stored on our merchant banks system(third party).

What are the best merchant providers (credit cards) for Australia, South Africa?

So you'll have to identify these networks, unless you want your tool to block employees from - in this case - a pharmaceutical company where salaries and disposable incomes tend to be quite high. Perh