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Title: looking for third party payment processors Post by: NghtRppr on April 08, 2011, 10:02:58 PM I run www.bitcoin2cash.com and I only accept cash-by-mail. I'm looking for someone that wants to process different forms of payments and send me the cash. This will enable my service to support multiple forms of payments and allow you to make a profit by charging a transaction fee. I will link to your service from my website so my customers will know that we have a relationship. Please let me know what kind of payments you can accept; credit card, paypal, wire transfer, check-by-mail, etc.
Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: demonofelru on April 10, 2011, 04:23:46 AM I might be interested I could process credit cards or check in mail. Would I be able to specify a waiting period for the check though due to obvious reasons?
Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: Ryland R. Taylor-Almanza on April 10, 2011, 06:08:34 AM I'll do Paypal if you're interested.
Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: NghtRppr on April 10, 2011, 08:34:37 PM Sounds good. I'll be sending you both a PM soon. Also, don't anyone be afraid to overlap. The more choices the better.
Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: CaptainPicard on April 19, 2011, 11:27:12 PM If you are willing to open a merchant account, I can provide instructions on what to do, and program you a php script to accept payments by credit card.
I can setup 3D secure (verified by visa) so you can accept credit cards without risk of charge backs. I can also help you mange it if you have any problems using it. I own an online business that makes $50k+ per month, so I know what I am doing. Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: Jered Kenna (TradeHill) on April 20, 2011, 12:05:05 AM cash by mail the only way to get it to you?
No other means like in person etc? Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: NghtRppr on April 20, 2011, 01:01:32 AM If you are willing to open a merchant account, I can provide instructions on what to do, and program you a php script to accept payments by credit card. I can setup 3D secure (verified by visa) so you can accept credit cards without risk of charge backs. I can also help you mange it if you have any problems using it. I own an online business that makes $50k+ per month, so I know what I am doing. I appreciate the offer but I already have other businesses that support Credit Cards, PayPal, SMS etc. I want this business to be 100% cash only. cash by mail the only way to get it to you? No other means like in person etc? Do you live near Huntsville, AL? If so then definitely. Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: NghtRppr on April 23, 2011, 07:20:51 PM I'm still looking for partners.
Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: Littleshop on April 23, 2011, 09:24:49 PM If you are willing to open a merchant account, I can provide instructions on what to do, and program you a php script to accept payments by credit card. I can setup 3D secure (verified by visa) so you can accept credit cards without risk of charge backs. I can also help you mange it if you have any problems using it. I own an online business that makes $50k+ per month, so I know what I am doing. Sorry, 3D secure does not eliminate charge backs, it only reduces them. Title: Re: looking for third party payment processors Post by: chris200x9 on April 23, 2011, 09:32:55 PM I appreciate the offer but I already have other businesses that support Credit Cards, PayPal, SMS etc. I want this business to be 100% cash only. lolwut? Obviously you don't want it to be cash only if you want people to process other payment methods for you, and you've said you already have other businesses that take other payment. This begs the question what are you trying to do? Why would you want someone to take credit card from someone and send you cash when you admit to already having the means and businesses established to accept more than cash. Why involve a third party? |