View Full Version : Accepting online payments - who do you use?
p.dath
24th May 2011, 13:48
We have a lot of grief with collecting payments we do for foreign companies for services that we offer. Often it’s not that they don’t want to pay, but that they have trouble doing an international payment, or executing it correctly (correct currency, handling bank fees, etc).
With this in mind, I would like to consider being able to accept credit cards, and having the foreign companies pay by credit card. There will be a very small number of transactions, maybe 2 per month.
I was thinking that one of these online payment gateways might be the way to go because of the low number of transactions.
Who would you recommend?
Scuba_Steve
24th May 2011, 14:30
Alot of people use the classic Paypal, I have tried Paymex (http://www.paymex.co.nz/) they seem alright since the new company took it over.
Quasievil
24th May 2011, 14:44
Forget Credit Cards for that many transactions, to many fraudulent ones on the international scene anyway, not to mention the fees and other crap i.e if the goods arent supplied withing 35 days the customer can apply for money back without consultation, which is an issue if you make Custom gear.
Go for Paypal I say thats all I will use from now on Visa can go fuck them selves.:yes:
98tls
24th May 2011, 16:10
+1 for Paypal,been buying and selling stuff for years and never once a problem,very fast and you can easily follow every transaction.
scott411
24th May 2011, 16:27
we accept Paypal only for all international orders, simple and easy to use but a bit pricey in there merchant fees, but much safer for you than using a NZ based processor that as Quasi said above is not very safe on your part,
a couple of bike shops have been caught in the past with big overseas transactions off stolen cards, that were shipped when money cleared, but then the CC companies took back the money at a later date
imdying
24th May 2011, 16:31
...You have an interesting way of doing business.
Quasievil
24th May 2011, 16:34
You have an interesting way of doing business.
Thanks I will let the corporate team in charge of PC bollocks know, meantime he is a cunt:yes:
Grasshopperus
24th May 2011, 20:57
Paymex has a really easy one-off type setup that you can use to generate links that you simply email to clients. They click on the link, opens your browser to a page with all the payment details are there and they just put details in and are done. Currency conversion and all that is taken care of (at the payers expense) and then paymex take ~3% commission.
Take a look here http://www.paymex.co.nz/payment-link-generator.aspx
Paymex has been under 3 lots of new management over the last 5 years or so. Apparently the last two times it changed ownership none of its users lost any money.
PayPal has some horror stories out there too though.
p.dath
25th May 2011, 08:21
Forget Credit Cards for that many transactions, to many fraudulent ones on the international scene anyway, not to mention the fees and other crap i.e if the goods arent supplied withing 35 days the customer can apply for money back without consultation, which is an issue if you make Custom gear.
Go for Paypal I say thats all I will use from now on Visa can go fuck them selves.:yes:
You obviously have a lot of experience in this area. Can you get Paypal to automatically DC a NZ bank account, or does it sit in their account and you have to withdrawal it?
I would prefer a system where the funds turn up automatically in our bank account, so we can process the transactions like all other transactions we get.
Quasievil
25th May 2011, 08:28
You obviously have a lot of experience in this area. Can you get Paypal to automatically DC a NZ bank account, or does it sit in their account and you have to withdrawal it?
I would prefer a system where the funds turn up automatically in our bank account, so we can process the transactions like all other transactions we get.
Yeah you basically withdraw the funds from your paypal account to your nominated NZ Bank Account, it isnt instant but it does go through in a few days max in my experience.
its a good system and havent been able to fault it as yet
imdying
25th May 2011, 09:28
Have used these guys recently. Straight forward enough.
http://www.paymentexpress.com/index.html
onearmedbandit
25th May 2011, 10:06
We've all at least learnt two things from this thread. XXXXXXXX is apparently a cunt, and don't fuck Quasie around if you don't want your name on KB telling everyone so lol.
Quasievil
25th May 2011, 11:09
We've all at least learnt two things from this thread. XXXXXXXX is apparently a cunt, and don't fuck Quasie around if you don't want your name on KB telling everyone so lol.
Absofuckinglutely Its never a problem for the customer to bitch about bike shops etc eh, I have had enough of dick wads fucking me around:yes:
scott411
25th May 2011, 11:38
You obviously have a lot of experience in this area. Can you get Paypal to automatically DC a NZ bank account, or does it sit in their account and you have to withdrawal it?
I would prefer a system where the funds turn up automatically in our bank account, so we can process the transactions like all other transactions we get.
as Quasi says above, they only charge you to take out less than $150 i think, we have it linked into our website so it is easy, you do get a few timeout type errors on the back end, but Paypal confirm the money through very instantly, also refunds are handled very well when you need to do them
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