Alternative to PayPal? URGENT

[liam_d]

Does anyone seriously know a good alternative to paypal? They are steadily putting all my incoming transactions on hold as they want "more information" but i think we all know what they do with our money when they put it on hold! So yeah paypal suck donkeys...

I am thinking nochex but they closed my account due to me not ever actually using it. Which i have emailed them about.

Anyone seriously know a good payment processor with no monthly fees?

 

[Sameh]

try AlertPay.com

 

[liam_d]

From reading there learn more bits, they don't have buy noe buttons, shopping carts or anything, i need one that i can integrate into my website likes paypals PDT.

 

[Sameh]

From reading there learn more bits, they don't have buy noe buttons, shopping carts or anything, i need one that i can integrate into my website likes paypals PDT.

They have "buy now" buttons but shopping carts coming soon. !

Check : http://www.alertpay.com/Info/AccountTypes.aspx#premium

 

[liam_d]

Exactly coming soon, i need something now since i'm already "in business"

 

[eUsaHost]

try 2checkout

 

[dhscott]

MoneyBookers, Google Checkout and NoChex are my options. NoChex is OK so long as you use it. They will charge £5 per quarter that you don't use it apparently, but if you have no funds in your account, they won't charge you I don't think.

It does seem silly for them to close accounts though. Maybe temporally putting the accounts on hold would be a good idea, but not to delete them surely?

 

[RJ]

MoneyBookers and Google Checkout are my top two at the moment. 2Checkout is decent too, but fees are a little high.

Ones to avoid ClickBank, Greenz-ap and e-Gold.

 

[CrazyTech]

Google checkout is probably your best bet - otherwise look at 2checkout.

 

[liam_d]

Well nochex don't actualy "close" accounts i think they just lock them until you contact them which is what i am doing.

Only thing is - does anyone know if moneybookers or google checkout has anything like paypals PDT (payment data transfer)?

 

[Porte]

Moneybookers would be a great option, with very low fees setup. Did you try them or had a look over their website?

Only thing is - does anyone know if moneybookers or google checkout has anything like paypals PDT (payment data transfer)?

No idea really.

--Greetings.

 

[dhscott]

I had a read through this a couple of weeks back whilst I was adding the option to my directory. I didn't check for PDT-style things as all my links are manually approved.

http://www.moneybookers.com/merchant/en/automated_payments_interface_manual.pdf

EDIT: It looks as if they do respond using XML, see pages 4 - 9.

You should also check out moneybooker's integration manual; it's got quite a bit of good info. in there, INCLUDING 2.3.6 which looks like the response stuff they will send to you it looks it. I have chosen to simply receive an email on someone sending me money, but you configure it to send the data to your server.http://www.moneybookers.com/merchant/en/moneybookers_gateway_manual.pdf

Also, for Google Checkout, there should be something in the control panel, I couldn't remember so I googled it! You should need something with XML here also, it looks like they call it notification callback.

 

[QuickShare]

I would prefer Google checkout and MoneyBookers..They are best

 

[liam_d]

Thanks a lot everyone i appreciate all the replies, i am never doing business with paypal again, they have basically destroyed my business.

 

[dhscott]

What processor have you chosen to go with? *Waits in anticipation!

 

[liam_d]

I am still unsure as to which one to go with, still looking at them all.