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What is a Credit Card Virtual Terminal with a Merchant Account?
What is a credit card terminal? A credit card terminal is a small piece of equipment that is used to swipe credit cards (through). The terminal reads card holder’s information off the magnetic stripe...
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Why Should you Accept Credit Card for Your Business?
If you are running an e-commerce website selling merchandise or service, you might be asking yourself: should I get a credit card merchant account? I asked myself the same question for a few years...
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Comparison Between Merchant Account, Paypal, Google Checkout
Three of the major ways to accept payments online for your websites are credit card (merchant account), Paypal, and Google Checkout. It is always a good thing to make more options available for your...
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Paypal is a Reason You Should Have a Merchant Account
Paypal is probably one of the easiest way to set your online business up to accept and process credit card transactions. You do not even have to set up a shopping cart. All you need is to copy and...
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Choose a Good Processing Gateway with Your Merchant Account
In most credit card merchant account with virtual terminals, there are 2 monthly fees. Generally one of the fees (around $10) goes to your credit card processing gateway. This is the process that...
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Are all eBay Transactions Covered by Paypal Seller Protection?
So Paypal offers “full” seller protection on all eBay transactions starting like 1-2 years ago. That makes eBay a lot more secure for sellers, especially for international orders. With each Paypal...
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What are the Worst Countries to Send Orders to?
Sending retail orders to international customers has become some kind of “niche” in internet selling. Many large online retailers do not accept international orders because they have plenty of...
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Paypal Seller Protection – How Paypal Screws you the Seller
The truth about Paypal seller protection is that they want you, the seller, to pay them fees. The epic announcement of 100% seller protection is just a bait. Paypal claims to give you 100% seller...
View ArticlePrinting Shipping Labels – the Pitney Bowes Blunder
If you receive payment online for your ecommerce business, you probably have to print shipping labels everyday. Shipping by USPS for small packages is still a lot cheaper than UPS or Fedex. There are...
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