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Accepting Payment Through Your Website
...... company has their
own guidelines in regard to reserves.
The following websites will process credit cards for you:
iBill (Highly Recommended)
http://www.ibill.com
This outstanding company is a complete ecommerce solution
that will enable you to process transactions through your
website via credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express,
Discover, and JCB), online checks, or through their
telephone billing service (900 toll phone number). There are
no setup fees. They charge 12% -- 15% per transaction fee
for credit card and check purchases and 20% -- 30% per
transaction fee for phone purchases. Non-US merchants are
welcome.
PayPal (Highly Recommended)
https://www.paypal.com
Another outstanding company that enables any business or
consumer with an email address to securely, conveniently,
and cost-effectively send and receive payments online. You
can sell with PayPal through an online auction, on your own
website, or as part of an online marketplace. There are no
Strategic MarketingRead this next line carefully: Affiliate Programs Are Like Free Money In Your Mai ..... setup fees. They charge 2.9% + 30' per transaction.
ClickBank (Highly Recommended)
http://www.clickbank.com
ClickBank is another outstanding company that will enable
you to accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover,
Eurocard, Visa-Debit, MasterCard-Debit and Novus cards. No
merchant account is required.
They charge a one-time $49.95 activation fee, and a $1 +
7.5% fee per sale. There are no monthly fees. The great
thing about this company is that over 60,000 affiliates can
choose to sell your products for you. ClickBank enables any
web seller to automatically pay sales commissions to
affiliates. They will bill your customers, pay you, and pay
your affiliates a commission. In other words, they'll run
your entire affiliate program for you. In addition, their
services are available for non-US merchants.
ClickBank is intended to be used for electronic merchandise
only. If you ship a physical product, you may want to
consider using iBill to process your orders.
If you're just starting out, you may want to use one of the
third party credit card processors, as this is the easiest
route. Each company provides you with step by step
instructions to assist you in getting your website set up to
accept credit cards. The great thing about third party
credit card processors is that they handle everything for
you. You don't have to hassle with processing your credit
card payments or charge backs, as everything is taken care
of for you.
In order to be successful on the Internet, you must accept
credit cards. In addition, you must make the ordering
process as simple as possible. With today's technology, even
the smallest homebased business can now accept credit
credits almost instantly. Visit one of the websites
mentioned above and get your website set up today. Your
success depends on it.
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