What ecommerce solution can help me with this

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I am interested in offering a product for an initial payment of $1 and then a payment of lets say $10 gets charged automatically within 7 days...

ejunkie is my favourite ecommerce solution but unfortunately it does not offer this ability... can someone reccomend me a solution which can help me with my needs?

thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Luck
    Hey there Mark!

    I would personally recommend using Lime Light CRM.

    With them, you'll need your own merchant and gateway... but it's worth it.

    With Lime Light, you can do everything you need with the re-billing - and also do one click upsets, downsells, and give you full ability to customize the entire process.

    Here's a demo of everything...

    http://limelightcrm.com/demo

    Now... if this is (too much) for you - I completely understand.

    If you want something to do this much easier for you... you can use:

    Stripe

    PayPal

    or Clickbank

    They all offer exactly what you want as well.
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    • Profile picture of the author Renal Jo
      Paypal with a membership plugin (I recommend Wishlist) on a WordPress site would easily accomplish what you want to do.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark .W. James
    Thanks for the reply guys,

    Prob with paypal is, it allows a minimum of 2 cycles of recurring payments; i need just one.

    has anyone else done this before? ... initial free trial which lasts one week for $1 and then a single payment of $xx automatically after one week...
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  • Profile picture of the author HorseStall
    Sounds like a subscription service. Any ecommerce that supports subscriptions should be able to do it, try RegNet a subsidary of Digital River use to do that.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mark .W. James
      Originally Posted by HorseStall View Post

      Sounds like a subscription service. Any ecommerce that supports subscriptions should be able to do it, try RegNet a subsidary of Digital River use to do that.
      I couldn't find regnet....

      Does anyone know a file hosting which creates dynamic links/ unique links for each instance of a file download?
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  • Profile picture of the author MaxFreedom
    I think you can do this with Nanacast.com, we use it with our membership but I haven't delved into all the features yet and from the looks of it there are a lot, including trials and memberships, as that's what we use ($9.95 month), It definitely has a learning curve to it though. I think you would create a $1 "coupon" that expires but I'm not sure.
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  • Profile picture of the author OnlineStoreHelp
    Can you do this with Clickbank as the merchant? If so, look at Digital Access Pass which gives you a ton of flexibility and integrates with click bank. Not as easy as some others but man is it powerful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark .W. James
    I will checkout nancast.com
    prob with clickbank and stripe, payments dont go directly to paypal. I also need to check if stripe does bank transfers to Dubai.
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  • Profile picture of the author yakim1
    Hi Mark,

    I have a system that is free to add products and I set up a test to see if it will do what you want.

    I set the test in PayPal's sandbox to do a free 1 day trial and then bill the customer one time the next day.

    The trial can be set up for any amount and then will rebill at the end of the trial period. It uses PayPal's adaptive API so it also pays instant commissions.

    I will not know the results of the test until tomorrow because the first day is the trial and the second is the after trial payment.

    I believe this test will be successful because with PayPal's adaptive API with chain payments does not depend on PayPal to do the rebilling. My software rebills at the agreed to payment cycle.

    When the customer goes to PayPal they are really just preapproving the upcoming payment. When the time comes for the customer to pay, my software bills their PayPal account.

    Since my software has been instructed to bill one time after one day and the customer has agreed to the billing, it should happen as programmed.

    I will be able to give you the results of the test on New Year's day. Then I will tell you where this service is since it is probably the only software that will do what you want. I hope. As I have never tested it with your scenario.

    I hope this will be helpful,
    Steve Yakim
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    • Profile picture of the author Mark .W. James
      Thanks a lot, Steve
      Do let me know what the outcome is!

      Thanks


      Originally Posted by yakim1 View Post

      Hi Mark,

      I have a system that is free to add products and I set up a test to see if it will do what you want.

      I set the test in PayPal's sandbox to do a free 1 day trial and then bill the customer one time the next day.

      The trial can be set up for any amount and then will rebill at the end of the trial period. It uses PayPal's adaptive API so it also pays instant commissions.

      I will not know the results of the test until tomorrow because the first day is the trial and the second is the after trial payment.

      I believe this test will be successful because with PayPal's adaptive API with chain payments does not depend on PayPal to do the rebilling. My software rebills at the agreed to payment cycle.

      When the customer goes to PayPal they are really just preapproving the upcoming payment. When the time comes for the customer to pay, my software bills their PayPal account.

      Since my software has been instructed to bill one time after one day and the customer has agreed to the billing, it should happen as programmed.

      I will be able to give you the results of the test on New Year's day. Then I will tell you where this service is since it is probably the only software that will do what you want. I hope. As I have never tested it with your scenario.

      I hope this will be helpful,
      Steve Yakim
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  • Profile picture of the author yakim1
    Hi Mark,

    An update on the test, PayPal did accept the preapproval so tomorrow we'll see if my software does the rebilling of just one payment. So far the test is working as anticipated.

    Best regards,
    Steve Yakim
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