Comments on: My Guide to Online Credit Cards http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html Mon, 02 Jan 2012 02:48:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: myportraitdrawing http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-845 myportraitdrawing Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:11:59 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-845 The limits are different for every site, you can see them in the site. You can use credit card that is on YOUR NAME. Every site has different policies so read carefully at the site. The limits are different for every site, you can see them in the site. You can use credit card that is on YOUR NAME. Every site has different policies so read carefully at the site.

]]> By: sanko http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-846 sanko Sat, 31 Oct 2009 11:13:25 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-846 It's your billing address - it's to keep someone who has found your credit card from using it online to make purchases. It's your billing address – it's to keep someone who has found your credit card from using it online to make purchases.

]]> By: Braverman http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-847 Braverman Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:23:47 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-847 You can't learn a martial art online. You need an actual physical instructor and actual physical practice partner! You can't learn a martial art online. You need an actual physical instructor and actual physical practice partner!

]]> By: Bruce Almighty http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-848 Bruce Almighty Sat, 31 Oct 2009 02:42:41 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-848 By: Ibtisam http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-842 Ibtisam Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:04:24 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-842 Make sure they are a major store. Smaller websites that are less popular are less trustworthy. Ask around. Look online for reviews of the website. Make sure they are a major store. Smaller websites that are less popular are less trustworthy.

Ask around. Look online for reviews of the website.

]]> By: DjAwaken http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-839 DjAwaken Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:38:29 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-839 giving invites to lockerz message me with email giving invites to lockerz message me with email

]]> By: awesome_guy1985 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-843 awesome_guy1985 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:48:56 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-843 cardnow.undonet.com - try this one. It offers several credit cards which provide such a service. cardnow.undonet.com – try this one. It offers several credit cards which provide such a service.

]]> By: Ramaswamy i http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-844 Ramaswamy i Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:02:48 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-844 Why not contact the seller first and ask if they will ship to Vietnam, MANY will NOT ! Why not contact the seller first and ask if they will ship to Vietnam, MANY will NOT !

]]> By: sachin k http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-840 sachin k Thu, 29 Oct 2009 06:03:44 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-840 Contact your credit card issuer. They will cancel the compromised card and issue a new one. They will also send you a form that you will need to fill out for fraud. They may also want you to file a police report. Order your credit reports from all 3 credit reporting agency's! Go over them with a fine toothed comb! You may need to put a fraud alert on them. Contact your credit card issuer. They will cancel the compromised card and issue a new one. They will also send you a form that you will need to fill out for fraud. They may also want you to file a police report.
Order your credit reports from all 3 credit reporting agency's! Go over them with a fine toothed comb! You may need to put a fraud alert on them.

]]> By: sbee.reed http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-841 sbee.reed Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:54:35 +0000 http://sure-com.net/my-guide-to-online-credit-cards.html#comment-841 There are a number of different options for accepting credit cards online. Your payment processor and methods can be very important to your business' overall success so it's not a decision I would make lightly. The most effective payment system in my opinion is to have a payment gateway setup for your business, this will basically allow customers to pay in a variety of ways and give the most overall flex-ability. For instance you could easily setup product links where the customer would like the link and pay directly from your gateway, or you could integrate a shopping cart into the process to easily handle customer orders. You can even manually key in a credit card if someone gives it over the phone or in-person. All of this takes very little knowledge and requires no advanced programming skill, any good processor will set you up with a solution to help you achieve your desired results and most have an advanced gateway that will allow you to simply choose your options and insert an HTML/Java Script or something similar without doing much coding at all. It's really basic, in-fact I've worked with several business owners who had almost no computer knowledge and never had a website but could easily arrange online payments using the right system. PayPal is a decent option, and to be honest it's always good to have a PayPal account for those people who are firm believers in there system. However they don't offer as much flex-ability, aren't as professional, and have a less than satisfactory rating with most business who use them for payment processing. Remember in there system the buyer has all the protection and if you run a business' that is even slightly susceptible to fraud I would be very careful with PayPal. Besides there poor fraud management and high target rate from scammers, they also have poor management solutions to handling client accounts. They often Lock, Freeze, or Close accounts that experience high volume or have had a few problems. Even if you've never had a dispute they might randomly lock your account for any number of reasons and hold on to your money for up to 6 months. Anyway, before this becomes a novel I would suggest doing some research online regarding online merchant accounts. They sound like the perfect solution for you, and as a business owner myself I can personally recommend Prosper Merchant Services. Even if you don't decide to process with them they have been very helpful to me and some of my clients and I'm sure they would be happy to answer any questions or concerns you might have. www.prosperms.com Forgot to mention that all processors that allow you to accept credit cards will be taking a cut of your money, PayPal's fees are quite a bit higher than most since they aren't an official merchant provider... but you can expect rates from 2.5-3% on average for e-commerce. Even if you run a retail business and are setup with your local bank or something they will still be taking a cut, that's how they stay in business! There are a number of different options for accepting credit cards online. Your payment processor and methods can be very important to your business' overall success so it's not a decision I would make lightly.

The most effective payment system in my opinion is to have a payment gateway setup for your business, this will basically allow customers to pay in a variety of ways and give the most overall flex-ability. For instance you could easily setup product links where the customer would like the link and pay directly from your gateway, or you could integrate a shopping cart into the process to easily handle customer orders. You can even manually key in a credit card if someone gives it over the phone or in-person.

All of this takes very little knowledge and requires no advanced programming skill, any good processor will set you up with a solution to help you achieve your desired results and most have an advanced gateway that will allow you to simply choose your options and insert an HTML/Java Script or something similar without doing much coding at all. It's really basic, in-fact I've worked with several business owners who had almost no computer knowledge and never had a website but could easily arrange online payments using the right system.

PayPal is a decent option, and to be honest it's always good to have a PayPal account for those people who are firm believers in there system. However they don't offer as much flex-ability, aren't as professional, and have a less than satisfactory rating with most business who use them for payment processing.

Remember in there system the buyer has all the protection and if you run a business' that is even slightly susceptible to fraud I would be very careful with PayPal.

Besides there poor fraud management and high target rate from scammers, they also have poor management solutions to handling client accounts. They often Lock, Freeze, or Close accounts that experience high volume or have had a few problems. Even if you've never had a dispute they might randomly lock your account for any number of reasons and hold on to your money for up to 6 months.

Anyway, before this becomes a novel I would suggest doing some research online regarding online merchant accounts. They sound like the perfect solution for you, and as a business owner myself I can personally recommend Prosper Merchant Services.

Even if you don't decide to process with them they have been very helpful to me and some of my clients and I'm sure they would be happy to answer any questions or concerns you might have.

http://www.prosperms.com

Forgot to mention that all processors that allow you to accept credit cards will be taking a cut of your money, PayPal's fees are quite a bit higher than most since they aren't an official merchant provider… but you can expect rates from 2.5-3% on average for e-commerce. Even if you run a retail business and are setup with your local bank or something they will still be taking a cut, that's how they stay in business!

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