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12-29-2003 | #1 |
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I am curious how many amateurs went ahead and paid the VISA fees and how many went with other options.
What contributing factors helped you make the decision you made? |
12-29-2003 | #2 |
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Oh... none of the options applies to me in the poll. We went with a processor off U.S. that still process and been working very well for us so far! Maybe one day we'll have no other choice but it's been a year we are getting ready for that eventuallity and still didn't have to switch over. Which makes us really happy because paying those fees when we opened our websites would have been a major expense especially it was in U.S. $ and on top of it, we would have had to incorporate there...
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12-29-2003 | #3 |
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Julie
Would you mind sharing which processor you are using? (guess I could look at your site too, lol We have alot of Int'l clients, so I would be interested in hearing about them! |
12-29-2003 | #4 |
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I've said it before....I'll say it again.
If you cant afford $750, you probably shouldn't be running a standalone paysite. |
12-29-2003 | #5 | |
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Last edited by JulieJolie at Dec 29 2003, 07:40 PM |
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12-29-2003 | #6 | |
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We keep thinking of the eventuallity but so far, we've been fine. |
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12-29-2003 | #7 |
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Nice to hear somebody give a good report about a billing company for a change : )
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12-29-2003 | #8 |
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Well, it would be stupid of me to bite the hand that feeds me!
But all I said before is true! I always speak my minds out! |
12-30-2003 | #9 |
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I know that Julie.. don't yell at me I am a sensitive person : )
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12-30-2003 | #10 |
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I would never yell at such a sweet person as yourself! Well, unless it's in a loud crowded bar and I'm trying to talk to ya.
Nah, if I put the !! it's because I am a really expressive person. You should have notice! |
12-30-2003 | #11 |
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Ok yea we have many clients using Verotel. I thought maybe it was someone else. I have found their support to be not that great unfortunately and many issues with passwords being added through unsecure scripts. Hopefully they can get that part under control. From the side of fucntionality and receiving payments, I have heard no complaints and clients are happy with that part
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12-30-2003 | #12 | |
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Even thought he wasn't able to get into my password file and add a script to generate passwords, he showed me in about 5 minutes how he added that script to a CCBill password file as well to the IBill one... Pretty scary stuff. That thing keeps generating passwords, as soon as one is deleted, it generates another one. He told me it was really easy once you knew where the file is, what name they use for the file and supposely it's pretty much always the same thing from site to site. |
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12-31-2003 | #13 |
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Yup, CCBill's answer to this is hide the script with a very very long directory name with lots of random numbers and letters.
They also used to leave a whereami script used by their techs in the cgi-bin directory after a new install that had a hole you could drive a truck thru in it. Epoch's old scripts also had holes. As long as CGI's are used to add passwords, there'll always be hacks. |
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