I'm not even sure how that would be profitable after any kind of merchant fees. Paypal for instance charges $0.35 per transaction plus a percentage.

As a personal note, i love working with paypal, i have never had any issues. If a merchant does not deliver my products, Im calm because Paypal works fine

I personally wouldn't recommend 2CO, having worked with them as a merchant gateway in the past. Their fees are horrendous (something like 4.5-5%, I believe), and they do not offer a variety of fraud p

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Once things settle down and we have money coming in again, the first people that will be paid are those who we owe money to, starting with the clients. We owe less than $2500 to our clients to be dist

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Looks like a builders merchant to me, definately not Greek, they're too lazy for that!

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The best way to achieve this will be to ring paypal when it comes to virtual goods. As I use them for our merchant facilities (VirtualPos) I have access to their business line here in Australia. Whe

refunds and charge backs that we have from our merchant providers. Then we'll start issuing the refunds as we get money into our hands.

When you get a small number of disputes, respond to them, and show general good practices, as a merchant, you win, when you have 3k disputes come in over 24 hours, red flags start going off and PayPal

@boltersdriver: You are talking about CC chargebacks, right? Because Paypal buyers protection doesn't apply because of non-tangible property and because Paypal refund only works if the merchant still

@boltersdriver: But you are dependent on the goodwill of the private company. Chargebacks on paypal only work if the merchant has funds in his account. How does a chargeback on CC help if my bank-acco

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That depends. Paypal might do that 1/10 times. But it is not the rule. The rule you contracted with when signing up to paypal states clearly that intangible property is not subject to refund. The buye

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60 days for disputes but you only get it back as long as the merchant has enough fund on his account. However, the buyers protection plan is not valid for intangible goods (virtual products like softw

As a provider, it's a merchant account and we have subscriptions for something like 97% of our accounts. The rest are set up special for one reason or another. (ie freebies, sponsored, they pay when

It's $35 per dispute with our merchant as the company was still less than two years old, resulting in higher monthly processing fees and dispute fees.

@VmlIT: Looks like their customers issued few buck chargebacks or direct merchant imposed higher fees.