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By default, the vBulletin forum system has support for Paypal, NOCHEX, Woldpay, Authorize.Net, 2Checkout, Moneybookers, and CCBill. I'm not familiar with any of these other than Paypal. What are their differences and which do you recommend for accepting credit/debit cards globally?
I use my bank card > Safer (if you are in Sweden) 
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