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please suggest good payment processor for credit cards
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Usually that depends on who you are banking with unless it is a smaller operation then you can use PayPal if you're in the united states. I know other countries have merchant services too.
Why did you post this in the Linux Software forum? Is this for a PHP application?
Why did you post this in the Linux Software forum? Is this for a PHP application?
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#4 Oct 27th, 2009
Most people want to pay through PayPal. But this does not mean that you should ignore the importance of 2checkout. If you accept only PayPal you will certainly be narrowing your customer base. It is good to have both PayPal & 2CO payment options.
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#6 Nov 6th, 2009
PayPal now offers an nifty API that you can build into your website to accept credit cards without forcing people to leave your site as well. Amazon payments and google checkout are also both good payment services that allow people to use credit cards etc. to pay.
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