Re: Merchant account
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
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numero = 21735
interpreted = N
texte = Mike,Although I've not actually set up my merchant account yet, I've been speaking with a couple of companies. Here's what I found so far:CardService International Rep: Michael Gabriel Phone: 888-783-5333, ext 14 Application Fee: $85 24 Hour Cust Support: $5/mo Monthly Minimum: $15 Rates: 2.29% + $0.20 per transaction Shipping, installation, training: No Charge1st Merchant Bancard Services Rep: Jetta Chasse Phone: 800-477-0173 Application Fee: $95 24 Hour Cust Support: $6/mo Monthly Minimum: None (I believe) Rates: 2.85% + $0.20 per transaction Shipping, installation, training: No ChargeBoth can provide MacAuthorize or PCAuthorize for batch processing. CardService International can also set you up for near-realtime web processing through AuthorizeNet ($25 monthly minimum for this route). I didn't ask 1st Merhcant about the AuthorizeNet option, but they may offer it as well.You may also want to check out Tellan's site (makers of Mac/PC Authorize) at www.tellan.com since they have a list of various merchant services.Hope this helps, Brian >Hello all, > Now that I have webcat 3 and the ability to use Cybercash, I'm having >difficulty finding a good merchant account/service to help me with it. >We have a standard card swipe account but after three hours on hold and >transferred all over the country, no one at this company could give me >an answer as to if they could interface with cybercash. Then I went on >another three hour phone journey with several banks, including USBank >and Bank of America, and still couldn't find a competant soul that knew >anything about internet commerce or Cybercash. I did find some >information at Wells Fargo, but their transaction and interest fees are >structured for companies doing huge business. Not very friendly for the >small business. I need something that won't prohibit a ten dollar sale >from being profitable. For that matter, I need to find a way to make a >dollar sale without losing half of it to the cc company. I would love >to hear from this crowd what companies you are using, with a contact >address, and, more interestingly, what are the ranges of terms that >people are getting from these companies. > > >Mike Davis > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- Brian T. Wachter (207) 772-3826, ph Stoneport Technologies, LLC (207) 772-3876, fx 5 Moulton Street P.O. Box 7004 Portland, ME 04101 Portland, ME 04112-7004 -------------------------------------------------------------------
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Mike,Although I've not actually set up my merchant account yet, I've been speaking with a couple of companies. Here's what I found so far:CardService International Rep: Michael Gabriel Phone: 888-783-5333, ext 14 Application Fee: $85 24 Hour Cust Support: $5/mo Monthly Minimum: $15 Rates: 2.29% + $0.20 per transaction Shipping, installation, training: No Charge1st Merchant Bancard Services Rep: Jetta Chasse Phone: 800-477-0173 Application Fee: $95 24 Hour Cust Support: $6/mo Monthly Minimum: None (I believe) Rates: 2.85% + $0.20 per transaction Shipping, installation, training: No ChargeBoth can provide MacAuthorize or PCAuthorize for batch processing. CardService International can also set you up for near-realtime web processing through AuthorizeNet ($25 monthly minimum for this route). I didn't ask 1st Merhcant about the AuthorizeNet option, but they may offer it as well.You may also want to check out Tellan's site (makers of Mac/PC Authorize) at www.tellan.com since they have a list of various merchant services.Hope this helps, Brian >Hello all, > Now that I have webcat 3 and the ability to use Cybercash, I'm having >difficulty finding a good merchant account/service to help me with it. >We have a standard card swipe account but after three hours on hold and >transferred all over the country, no one at this company could give me >an answer as to if they could interface with cybercash. Then I went on >another three hour phone journey with several banks, including USBank >and Bank of America, and still couldn't find a competant soul that knew >anything about internet commerce or Cybercash. I did find some >information at Wells Fargo, but their transaction and interest fees are >structured for companies doing huge business. Not very friendly for the >small business. I need something that won't prohibit a ten dollar sale >from being profitable. For that matter, I need to find a way to make a >dollar sale without losing half of it to the cc company. I would love >to hear from this crowd what companies you are using, with a contact >address, and, more interestingly, what are the ranges of terms that >people are getting from these companies. > > >Mike Davis > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- Brian T. Wachter (207) 772-3826, ph Stoneport Technologies, LLC (207) 772-3876, fx 5 Moulton Street P.O. Box 7004 Portland, ME 04101 Portland, ME 04112-7004 -------------------------------------------------------------------
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