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With
any of our services, you select how to process
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Accept
credit cards with any
third-party "merchant
account".
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In order to accept credit or debit cards
directly from your customers, you need what is called a "merchant
account". A merchant account can be obtained from a bank
or through a merchant account provider. Several merchant account
options are available online.
Your customers
provide you with their credit/debit card information, and your
merchant account bills your customers in your name.
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Any
merchant
account (new or existing) can be used with our services. Your merchant account will use an
Internet Payment Gateway to connect
your merchant account with our
service:
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"PayPal"
is a third-party, online payment processor.
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"PayPal" is a third-party,
online payment processor that allows you to process credit/debit card
payments through their web site. Our service continues to capture order information, but sends
each of your customers to your PayPal account (at PayPal.com)
for payment processing. You can be sent an e-mail from
PayPal to verify each time a payment has been successfully processed.
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"Google
Checkout" is a third-party, online payment processor.
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"Google Checkout" is
a third-party, online payment processor that allows you to process
credit/debit card payments through their checkout
system. Our service continues to capture order information,
but sends
each of your customers through Google's checkout (at checkout.google.com)
for payment processing. You can be sent an e-mail from
Google Checkout to verify each time a customer has successfully
completed Google's checkout process.
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Checks or
money orders mailed directly to
you.
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A
simple and inexpensive way to process payments
from your customers is to accept mailed
checks and/or money orders. Our service
allows you to display a special instructions message
at checkout to customers
who wish to pay you by check or money
order. Customers
mail their
payments directly to you.
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