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Does anyone know of good european payment processors to use?
We are located in Europe and we know that american payment processors do not really accept european webmasters anymore. We also need the processor to have multi lingual versions (german, french, spanish, english)
Thanx in advance for your tipps
Have you checked out http://www.ccbilleu.com ?
Regards,
Lee
Thanks Lee,
problem is, that thes just seem to process credit cards. I also need bank draft, billing by phone.... etc.
But thanx a lot for the hint
May the webforce be with ya
2000charge just changed their credit card processing rules, so you may not be able to use them unless you have your own merchant account, but they are still processing other things like EuroDebit.
Cheers
Michael
There isnt a solution set up for Europe that handles all of those payment systems in one.Quote:
Originally posted by 3x-help
Thanks Lee,
problem is, that thes just seem to process credit cards. I also need bank draft, billing by phone.... etc.
But thanx a lot for the hint
May the webforce be with ya
Your best bet is going to be having a different billing company for all of the solutions you are looking for.
Check out http://www.europeanwebmasters.com for mor einfo on international billing solutions :)
Regards,
Lee
Not true, ccbilleu will accept online cheques and have a 1-900 phone system for US clients, plus they are partners with goodthinxx dialers so you can also bill internationally on a pay-per-minute basis. They are great as long as you are not selling physical products or needing a shopping cart.Quote:
problem is, that thes just seem to process credit cards. I also need bank draft, billing by phone.... etc.
I would highly recommend staying away from 2000charge, apparantly they are not paying out anymore, even on their EU debit processing.
cheers,
Luke
Thanx Chili,
what about verotel? Are they good in any way??? On gofuckyourself i read lots of webmasters were complaining about them in the past.
Does anyone have experience with them?
Verotel recently changed their rules, they now split you into one of two camps depending on your processing volume. I think they also charge you registration fees if you are a larger volume processor. I know of clients that use verotel and are happy with them & I think that these changes will help them last longer with all the visa rules/regs. You should check out their website to get all the info, I used to know their rules but since they changed I am not fully sure anymore.
cheers,
Luke
Have a look to moneybookers.com they are doing a nice job
My vote for ccbilleu or ibilleu
2000charge - piece of scam.
verotel - one big trouble.
Verotel get complaints, but only because they make it pretty clear they do not want smaller webmasters.Quote:
Originally posted by 3x-help
Thanx Chili,
what about verotel? Are they good in any way??? On gofuckyourself i read lots of webmasters were complaining about them in the past.
Does anyone have experience with them?
If you don't do above US$1000 per week, stay clear, but if you do you have to consider them.
No matter what anyone says, Joost run's a schmick operation and has his finger on the pulse.
:bandana:
3x-help, i'd go with ccbilleu.
I'm not sure about 2000charge, that news on them the other week didn't sound good for the company.
We work with Neocom and haven't had any problems with them.;)
Is anybody receive any payments from 2000charge in the last two months?
Nope, last payment was about 2 months ago!
cheers,
Luke
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Originally posted by CuriousToyBoy
Verotel get complaints, but only because they make it pretty clear they do not want smaller webmasters.
If you don't do above US$1000 per week, stay clear, but if you do you have to consider them.
No matter what anyone says, Joost run's a schmick operation and has his finger on the pulse.
:bandana:
k thanx, will probably sign up with verotel then. We do a bit more than 1.000 per week :goof: ;)
Thanks my Friend from Downunder. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by CuriousToyBoy
Verotel get complaints, but only because they make it pretty clear they do not want smaller webmasters.
If you don't do above US$1000 per week, stay clear, but if you do you have to consider them.
No matter what anyone says, Joost run's a schmick operation and has his finger on the pulse.
:bandana:
In all honesty it had nothing to do with not wanting smaller webmasters. It had more to do with the initial cash layout out, out of our own pockets, to comply with the IPSP model. It was decided that we would pay the fees to the bank, Visa and MC for merchants who had a good history with us (i.e., > $1000/wk). As a result we now have two processing models: Verotel PRO (Visa/MC registration; fee required) and TicketsClub (NO Visa/MC registration; NO fee required.)
Therefore, even for smaller webmasters we have a solution which includes several of the payment methods that the original poster was looking for.
For more info, feel free to send me an e-mail.