Ccbill Process?

I know what you are saying man who asks for a SS card, like I said I have had the same card from about the month of my birth “mom had it in my baby book”. I really only worked for 2 companies my whole life, my first job at Burger King when I was 16 “made night manager with-in 6 months and got a whole new really cute crew :)” and worked as a manager of a Exxon for about 8 months but that is it, the rest of my life I have never worked for other people, its just not for me.

I just really hate the idea of all the long ass lines in the SS office and the really really slow ass CA. clerks making up for the understaffing but taking a about a day long break making the DMV good like a speed pass line. After all with a nice safe government job who needs to try to do anything “closest thing we have to communism in the US” :crazyeyes:

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Originally Posted by gaybucks_chip

We had a site that got a partial rejection from Visa the first time around because they wanted to see IDs for the models. (Approval was immediate after we supplied them.) But then the same site was submitted to Visa through a different processor and went through without a hitch.

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Hey man, I am sure I am missing something but, why pay Ccbill and Paycom both 750$ each for Visa processing. I do understand having a back-up processor and maybe a few viewers might have issues with Ccbill, but is it really worth that? After all if Ccbill goes down or suspends your account “not that I think they will” the back-up will not help to much with your recurring transitions as I understand it, and you will still have to go with another processor like Verotel that dose not charge the 750$ why not just use Verotel as a back-up and save the extra 750$ is what I am getting at?