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Originally Posted by plsureking
high setup & annual fees, high processing fee, high reserves, high decline rate.
we have hundreds of sites using ccbill as primary and backup. they are a solid and trusted company. its just not a good startup choice.
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- I guess CCBill hasnt got a setup fee, they just have annual fee's . But you can waive that fee for mastercard. Also if you only prefer visa and jcb/discover then there is no annual fee on ccbill.
I agree with you about high reserves and high processing fee on ccbill. Its true because they are high risk processor.
But I have a question for you;
How much money($) should we make on ccbill in order to receive auto-payment from ccbill to our bank account's? (without all of the cuts: - process fee, transfer fee, holdback fee etc..)
Is it 150 $ or 200 $? And after all of the cuts , how much money will be remain to us?
Guessing there must be very big fishes around there to use high risk processors like ccbill and high-risk processing isnt for small websites/ small business owners because of the fee's... There must be another company which accepts payments like paypal with low fee's or free.
Paxum and Payoneer should be create a credit card transaction system...
- The best part of Verotel is they can discard annual fee's. Also they accept bitcoin's. And also they are available to variety of content types.
- Best part of Netbilling is they can be implement into shopify and other shopping cart systems, which is very easy part for customers.
- Is that photo belong to you on your avatar?