Credit Card Payment System

I just started my own business. I offer psychic readings/services.

I wanted to know how I could recieve debit card and credit card payments from my clients via phone, internet or in person with little to no fee on my or their behalf.

What is this kind of payment system called? Where can I acquire it? How do I set it up?

Thanks for you help!

you can get a credti card processing equipment for free from this site. it comes with a free check reader and a signature capture pad with no hidden fees. Our system can provide you electronic check guarantee and recovery; wireless and high-speed processing solutions; online Web reporting; signature capture to prevent chargebacks; age verification; gift cards; ATM machine and POS debit card processing.

2008-01-27 22:18:24 by seer_celest

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And how do you charge people to use a website you design also how do you use credit cards to get people to buy things on your website. How do you set up that sort of system?

use paypal
https://www.paypal.com/
also if you are starting a website to start you are better off selling advertising rather charging people to use your site, and if gets really popular you may later charge people to view it, but the more popular the site the more you can charge for ads, most sites make more money from selling ads than people payin to use it, except for maybe porn, but even porn makes tons of money from ads

2008-06-03 17:49:31 by Adam M

Price: $99.00

The only ones I have found so far require I pay $50 per moth fees plus they take their 2.5% of the sales. Can you suggest any that don't have monthly fees and how I can sign up? I don't mind paying a higher % of my sales.

They all have fees, you need to shop around. I have been shopping recently and here are the best rates I have found so far.

American Express - Payflow Link is a cost of $19.00 per month and you get 500 transactions included for that price.
They have a one time set up fee of $99.00.



If you don't want to go with American Express these were the cheapest after that:

The Bankcard Group, Monthly fee would be 19.95 a month and .10 cents per transaction, and of course whatever your fee's are from your merchant.

First Data Card Service, Monthly fee would be 9.50 a month and .10 cents per transaction plus whatever fees from your merchant.

These are all services that work on the Internet.

Good luck!

2008-03-06 07:48:29 by Lighthearted

Price: $99.00 $79.20

I'm developing a website for a jewelry company, and I was just wondering what would be the best way for me to integrate a credit card payment system? Preferably the cheapest method, as well, but money is not an issue. I know there are sites that would allow me to set up a cart system, basically, but I wanted to know what would be the best one. Thanks in advance!

Credit cards are the most convenient way to shop online. With credit card comes the ability to shop from anywhere and anytime. Due to all these facilities and simplified online shopping procedures, credit cards are at the centered of an e-commerce boom. But, instances of credit card fraud while online shopping are not unheard and are growing day by day. What can save you from such online credit card frauds? look at 5 vital tips to make sure that you don't fall into these traps.
1. Yellow lock symbol in your browser's status bar

Modern web browsers ( a software that is used to surf the internet) are quite safe and respond to safe sites. They do it by embedding a yellow lock in the status bar of your browser whenever they go to a secure website. Always check for this yellow lock in the status bar of your browser.

2. https:// and yellow address bar

Whenever you reach a secure website the url of your website will change from http:// to https:// and along with this, if you are using a latest web browser the color of the status bar will also change to yellow. Some browser show a yellow lock right there in the address bar.

3. Encryption

E-commerce websites, which practice safe shopping experience for their customers use 128 bit encryption and more to transfer the data. This is the latest and most secure way of transmitting your credit card information and personal details over the internet. If a shopping website uses this encryption technology it will say it somewhere on their website. The usual place to check is the footer or header of the website where the logos of such encryptions are displayed prominently.

4. Hacker safe

There are website certification programs which test and certify whether a particular website is hacker safe or not. This testing is done on a regular basis and the dates are displayed along with the certification. A website which has undergone some kind of hacker safe testing is definitely a better bet to depend on. Read more from: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic le/363,10_vital_tips_to_make_your_online _shopping_with_credit_cards_safe_and_bet ter_part1

2007-08-08 00:25:35 by Allen C

1)How does the whole system and procedure work?
2)Do debit cards work as well as credit cards?
3) I know the consumer has to take precautions but what are the security procedures and precautions taken by credit card companies and online payment companies and systems to protect you?
4) What shud i look for in a website to know it is totally secure and is known and legally accepted by govt agencies, banks and other agencies in concern?
5) Is there a universal agency/institute that websites which accept online payment are registered with?(for example ISO for quality of goods etc.)

How Payment Processing Works
Before being able to accept credit card transactions and other forms of online payments, a merchant will need to set up a merchant account with a bank. A merchant account is the industry term for a business banking relationship whereby you and a bank have arranged to accept credit card payments (usually, a local bank can suffice for this kind of relationship). Setting up a merchant account usually involves the bank understanding your business and working with a third-party processor to arrange a mechanism for accepting payments. For more information on setting up merchant accounts, we recommend you take a look through the http://www.card-gallery.com to get you started in the right direction.

2007-01-27 23:23:34 by Floyd F