by a show of hands, please... which payment processor BESIDES paypal and clickbank do you use?

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Arine Mark

15 years ago

authorize dot net and Google Checkout

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ryanman

15 years ago

2co seems ok.

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GB2008

15 years ago

I'm using swreg - bit of a palaver to set your products up, but they don't make you jump through hoops to get credit checked, etc

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Lee McIntyre

15 years ago

I use Optimal as my gateway, and an offshore merchant processor in Israel. Life would be much easier if Authorize.net accepted non US merchants!

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cashtech29 15 years ago

I have bought products using 2co.
The process was ok.
the only reservation that I had was that it required me to give
my name, address, phone number,
and anything else that was personal.
Couldn't get the product without giving the information.

That may have been on the side of the vender though.
I think that venders have those options that they can use.
I canceled my purchase the very first time this happened.
When ever it happened again, I just started giving false information
although, my face was beet red while going through the process.
To this day, I still hate that vender even though I buy from him periodically,
if it is a tool that I feel will add value to my membership site.
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kemdev

15 years ago

Are there any good payment processors that are fairly inexpensive and come with a fairly easy to use affiliate management program?

So far, 1ShoppingCart looks pretty appealing to me, but I'm not sure if I want to pay 100$ per month if I can get something that does the same thing for half the price.

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cashtech29 15 years ago

Well... Jesse,
Your question is a little off beat from the original question
posted in this thread.
You may do better by opening up a new thread or using the forum search
to answer your question.

However, if your looking for a processor/affiliate program that
doesn't require money each month,
a good place to start would probably be a place like Click Bank.
They will charge a $49 processing fee for getting your product up and running
and after that, you will be in front of tens-of-thousands of potential affiliates.

They do have strict rules, so you want to make sure you read them first.
They will also charge about 10% of each sale but if your looking to get your product out quickly,
you could sign on with them until you find something that more suits your liking.
After the initial $49 processing fee, there are no more up front fee for that particular product.
Hope this helps.
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- Shannon Herod 15 years ago
  
  2CO & Google Checkout
  
  I would love to get an authorize.net account soon though. I just have been lazy and never looked into it.
  
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  Shannon Herod
  
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kurtgeer

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Jesse Kemmerer

Are there any good payment processors that are fairly inexpensive and come with a fairly easy to use affiliate management program?

So far, 1ShoppingCart looks pretty appealing to me, but I'm not sure if I want to pay 100$ per month if I can get something that does the same thing for half the price.

Try Paydotcom