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| Hi Guys, Here's a payment gateway comparison that you might be interested in ... TaraIT.com - Web Development Blog Cheers, |
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| Couple of things .... Whoever wrote that article doesn't understand what a gateway is Paypal is a payment processor not a gateway The monthly charges quoted for Realex are not realistic - they vary depending on volumes Realex batches payments EVERY day - the article says weekly which is wrong With Realex you get your money almost immediately With Worldpay you don't Realex has an "internet terminal". I also find it amusing that anyone would even consider sending CC details via email. |
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| Interesting, we currently use Paypal but were always thinking about using Realex. It seems pricier than I thought looking at your comparison. If merchant accounts charge 3% per transaction that's almost the same as PayPal, and then there are the additional Gateway monthly charges too. Sounds like it would run more expensive than just using PayPal, am I reading this right? Btw the Paypal site says 3.4% not 3.9% unless I'm missing something. Edit: Is the PayPal virtual terminal available for Irish accounts, I didn't know it existed but I can only find US only. Last edited by Tom; 06-05-2008 at 05:14 PM.. |
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| You don't pay 3% if you're doing any volumes with most merchant accounts. The article is largely inaccurate |
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| Realex does have an Internet terminal. Also, if you go in with a decent plan for your Internet merchant account, the bank usually starts at 2.5% to get you going. Second year, depending on volume, you can negotiate your rates. Hold on... more holes... you don't need a merchant account with your local bank if you go for WorldPay. WorldPay act as your merchant account and payment processor all in one. Have a read of this and then maybe redo yours: blog Guide to Selling Online | davidbehan | web design - web development - web marketing | ireland It was written about a year and a half ago but still very accurate.
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| Anyone looked at go&pay yet? Might be a nice twist for online payments....charging 1.8% go&pay go and pay – Pay offline with cash or debit card for goods ordered online using go&pay Currently have it in testing......will be back to let ye all know how I got on shortly..... |
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