Copy/Pasting other merchant’s content does not provide much of a self-identity. And while imitating is not a bad practice when copying the good elements of others, it is always a good message to the c

Just got an email from both EaseVPS + "MyRSK", I saw an email regarding their 2CheckOut seller account being disabled and thought they were sorting another payment method out.

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I'll beg to differ that verified paypal accounts don't pose any risk. PayPal's fraud detection sucks compared to other payment methods (like merchant accounts) and from my experience when I accepted

Yes paypal presents many issues, not supporting all locations, Issues with unauthorised accounts when a verfieid account is hacked so as far as merchant is aware its 100% verfied paypal only to find o

Two options i will never understand how a merchant should be able to disable these.

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with stripe it process without an even allows merchant to disable zip code or cvv checking, Which how that is even an option i have no idea. Who would want to disable that stuff an just increase frau

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That's pretty retarded by the way, to cancel your order, and after that take your money. I am pretty sure this is also against VISA / MasterCard policies. A merchant shouldn't capture a transaction if

I am an Google Play Apps or digital goods merchant. What does this mean for me?

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If you must know, go to the BSA site and then drop 25% off the top of that, plus taxes, plus merchant fees, plus employee expenses, plus operational cost. What is left over from that is not very much

From what I can see merchant gateways like authorize.net don't work with merchant accounts from HSBC HK, etc. I'd be curious if you have a recommendation on an HK gateway that works with an HK accoun

This said, you can also use Skrill/Moneybookers merchant service or any other "global" processor like 2CO or Paypal. If you are an EU resident, Skrill gives you the added benefit of

Merchants who receive both macro and micro payments should maintain two separate accounts:

@nutjob pretty much! Grab yourself a server like the HP N40L that runs any dist of Linux and you have yourself a server and not a bad one at that it packs a dual core AMD at 2.0ghz and 2GB of RAM I be

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And I do not pretend to understand their reasoning. I can only "guess" that it cost more to refund it (depending on their merchant account).

I think the problem is popularity and uptake. If only a few people use it, your money as a merchant will be stuck there. Not worth taking minor sums out.