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2MuchMark · 06-30-2011, 09:39 PM

Another ridiculous thread filled with useless comments by people who should know better.

CCBill (or any processor) is not the one responsible for selling subscriptions to your own website. YOU ARE. If your sales drop off, you easily have 10 different things you should be checking before automatically blaming the billing processor.

Before starting a stupid thread like this that does nothing but piss off the people at CCBill WHO WORK FOR YOU, why don't you run your own credit card on your own site and see what happens instead?

If your card is good, CCBill will charge it. If your card is max'ed out, late, or a credit risk, CCBill will refuse it. If your card is good but CCBill refuses it, CALL YOUR REP at CCBill and ask them what is wrong. They are always standing by to take your calls or didn't you know that?

Did it even occur to you that the declines might be there for your own protection?

Seriously people many of you have been at this game long enough to know better. There are always peaks and valleys in sales and any time you think something is wrong, you talk to the people you work with to figure out a solution. Shit threads like this only keep the costs of processing high. And you wonder why they charge 14.5%.

06-30-2011, 09:39 PM
2MuchMark Videochat Solutions Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 48,988	Another ridiculous thread filled with useless comments by people who should know better. CCBill (or any processor) is not the one responsible for selling subscriptions to your own website. YOU ARE. If your sales drop off, you easily have 10 different things you should be checking before automatically blaming the billing processor. Before starting a stupid thread like this that does nothing but piss off the people at CCBill WHO WORK FOR YOU, why don't you run your own credit card on your own site and see what happens instead? If your card is good, CCBill will charge it. If your card is max'ed out, late, or a credit risk, CCBill will refuse it. If your card is good but CCBill refuses it, CALL YOUR REP at CCBill and ask them what is wrong. They are always standing by to take your calls or didn't you know that? Did it even occur to you that the declines might be there for your own protection? Seriously people many of you have been at this game long enough to know better. There are always peaks and valleys in sales and any time you think something is wrong, you talk to the people you work with to figure out a solution. Shit threads like this only keep the costs of processing high. And you wonder why they charge 14.5%. __________________ Custom Coding \| Videochat Solutions \| Age Verification \| IT Help & Support www.2Much.net Last edited by 2MuchMark; 06-30-2011 at 09:41 PM..