namshik Posted August 27, 2004 Share Posted August 27, 2004 which payment module do you recommend for basic transactions: cc, etc. seems like most people are using paypal but paypal takes a chuck of % Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dakatone Posted August 29, 2004 Share Posted August 29, 2004 It really depends on your setup. Like Authorize.net is fabulous, but it can be exhaustively taxing if you do not sell a tremendous amount of product. I personally use Concord/EFSnet for my CC, Check and Debit authorizations. They allow me card-not-present, card present and check authorizations and processing, Online and Offline processings, remote processing via secure Internet site, etc. This makes it exceptional for visiting a client in another town. I simply use my pocketPC to connect and authorize their wholesale purchase on the spot. Very professional, gets them everytime, and inexpensive. http://www.concordefsnet.com/ Anyway, pretty much every major "TRUE" merchant account provider (i.e. not PayPal, CCBill, etc.) will provide services as described above. Onje thing to really look for, Concord is THE backbone for many providers, so make sure they are not rerouting to Concord. If so, skip then, go with Concord, and save time and money! :-P Good luck Ruhl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted August 31, 2004 Share Posted August 31, 2004 (edited) It really depends on your setup. Like Authorize.net is fabulous, but it can be exhaustively taxing if you do not sell a tremendous amount of product. I personally use Concord/EFSnet for my CC, Check and Debit authorizations. They allow me card-not-present, card present and check authorizations and processing, Online and Offline processings, remote processing via secure Internet site, etc. This makes it exceptional for visiting a client in another town. I simply use my pocketPC to connect and authorize their wholesale purchase on the spot. Very professional, gets them everytime, and inexpensive. http://www.concordefsnet.com/ Anyway, pretty much every major "TRUE" merchant account provider (i.e. not PayPal, CCBill, etc.) will provide services as described above. Onje thing to really look for, Concord is THE backbone for many providers, so make sure they are not rerouting to Concord. If so, skip then, go with Concord, and save time and money! :-P Good luck Ruhl Do you have an updated module for CVV and AVS? AVS currently works but cvv is not present for efsnet which I use also. Edited August 31, 2004 by Bill J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted August 31, 2004 Share Posted August 31, 2004 It really depends on your setup. Like Authorize.net is fabulous, but it can be exhaustively taxing if you do not sell a tremendous amount of product. I personally use Concord/EFSnet for my CC, Check and Debit authorizations. They allow me card-not-present, card present and check authorizations and processing, Online and Offline processings, remote processing via secure Internet site, etc. This makes it exceptional for visiting a client in another town. I simply use my pocketPC to connect and authorize their wholesale purchase on the spot. Very professional, gets them everytime, and inexpensive. http://www.concordefsnet.com/ Anyway, pretty much every major "TRUE" merchant account provider (i.e. not PayPal, CCBill, etc.) will provide services as described above. Onje thing to really look for, Concord is THE backbone for many providers, so make sure they are not rerouting to Concord. If so, skip then, go with Concord, and save time and money! :-P Good luck Ruhl Thanks for the information. I am also trying to find a good solution for CC processing. Anywhere I can find Concord's fee schedule? Any other recommendations? Thanks David Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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