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Luigi Donatello Asero wrote: "Michael Vilain" <vilain (AT) spamcop (DOT) net> skrev i meddelandet news:vilain-B7744F.23112015012005 (AT) news (DOT) giganews.com... You're going totally outside the banking system and really on your own. I am trying to do something different: I am trying to show different alternatives. E-commerce has not developed yet, so much at least in the EU. You have to be careful with this, there are a number of regulations in place which you would have to comply with. |
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technically viable solution you might find yourself stymied if you cannot find one that fulfils the rules and regulations of the financial services industry. |
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If you have a merchant account I suggest you speak with the people with whom you have the account to discuss what approach they are going to be happy with. Then you can look at technical options for that approach. |
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In article <Ah_Gd.127912$dP1.459402 (AT) newsc (DOT) telia.net>, "Luigi Donatello Asero" <jaggillarfotboll (AT) telia (DOT) com> wrote: "NicHughes" <nichughes (AT) mailandnews (DOT) com> skrev i meddelandet news:1105955055.635268.101650 (AT) c13g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com... If you have a merchant account I suggest you speak with the people with whom you have the account to discuss what approach they are going to be happy with. Then you can look at technical options for that approach. What do you mean by "merchant account"? I have wares on sale on the webbsite. It is the webbsite of my own one-man business! Most banks here in the U.S. offer "personal" accounts with a small monthly fee (or no fee if the balance is kept above a certain amount). There's also "business or merchant" accounts with higher service fees and more services, including the ability to process electronic payments, typically through a credit card clearing house I've described earlier. What people do here in the States in your case is either setup a bank account with a credit card clearing house or go "outside" the banking system and use a service like PayPal which sprang up because people didn't want to spend money to become a merchant. eBay/PayPal takes care of all of this for it's small business owners. What you seem to be saying is that you don't like either of these alternatives and want to "do you own thing". That's fine, but ultimately you're going to have to find a way to accept some sort of monetary transaction through your web site. The established ways of doing this are using SSL connections to credit card clearing houses or though the PayPal API. |
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You could just give out "Luigi lira" and start your own barter economy. You'll have to figure out the technical details for yourself on this problem. The "way it's done" doesn't seem to fit or suit you. Good luck. |
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