ccBill vs Paycom

koolkat · 2005-03-26, 09:16 AM

I spoke with someone at Paycom yesterday and he told me it is $500 and they pay the other $250, and then once you hit $10,000, they will give you the $500 back.

I just want to make sure I have the potential to get as many new customers as possible. I was looking at Verotel as well, but do they still require you to put your domain over to them? I use a 3rd party membership script, so all I really need is good CC processors which can send postback info to my membership script letting it know that the transaction was approved. I'm not really even interested in affiliate programs since that is all self contained in my membership script.

ronnie · 2005-03-26, 10:17 AM

I've always seen better over all sales with CCBill. And ya their stats are SO much better than paycom/epoch.

Verotel, never had much luck with them. And the tickets club is a joke.

ronnie

Cleo · 2005-03-26, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by koolkat

I use a 3rd party membership script, so all I really need is good CC processors which can send postback info to my membership script letting it know that the transaction was approved.

I've been wanting to check out something like this for the paysite that I manage. Can I ask you what you are using, cost, does it do cascading?

koolkat · 2005-03-26, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Cleo

I've been wanting to check out something like this for the paysite that I manage. Can I ask you what you are using, cost, does it do cascading?

I use a progam called Amember. Very inexpensive... $139.95. (I paid twice that for my helpdesk program). It works really nice with the forums I have on my site since it can integrate the usernames and password, so that when you pay for an account, it also creates your user account on the forums as well.

Unfortunatly there is no cascading billing. The user has to choose who they want to process it. Hopefully in the future they will come up with this!

Also, there aren't a lot of adult processors on there. They do support ccBill, and I just provided them with the postback docs for Paycom, so hopefully that will be added soon!

2005-03-26, 09:16 AM	#1
koolkat Remember to rebel against the authorities, kids! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: SC Posts: 401	I spoke with someone at Paycom yesterday and he told me it is $500 and they pay the other $250, and then once you hit $10,000, they will give you the $500 back. I just want to make sure I have the potential to get as many new customers as possible. I was looking at Verotel as well, but do they still require you to put your domain over to them? I use a 3rd party membership script, so all I really need is good CC processors which can send postback info to my membership script letting it know that the transaction was approved. I'm not really even interested in affiliate programs since that is all self contained in my membership script. __________________ Harry Beaver's Lodge

2005-03-26, 10:17 AM	#2
ronnie Wheither you think you can or you think you can't, Your right. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: midwest Posts: 2,274	I've always seen better over all sales with CCBill. And ya their stats are SO much better than paycom/epoch. Verotel, never had much luck with them. And the tickets club is a joke. ronnie