Credit Card Processing

[Super Steve]

I've got a website that requires credit card processing. Currently it
does only a couple of transactions a day.

At the moment we're using PayPal because there was zero set up fees,
no monthly fees and we didn't need to go through the bother of
becoming a credit card merchant.

Unfortunately we've encountered some problems with PayPal (PayPal
pages timing out when people try to pay us, credit cards being
rejected even though the user insists the card is ok, notifications
from PayPal that a sale has happened taking several minutes or hours
to come through to us, etc).

So I've been looking for a replacement to PayPal. Ideally the
replacement would offer:

Low set up fee ($100 or less).
Low or no monthly fee.
A good back-end that lets me view the transactions processed and issue
refunds (either full or partial).
No credit card merchant account needed.
Able to transfer money into my NZ bank account whenever I want and
with low or no transfer fees.

I've looked at what the various banks and other outfits like DPS and
WorldPay are offering and I find their fees and the hoops you have to
jump through to get an account to be excessive.

Can anyone suggest a service that fills my needs? It doesn't have to
be based in NZ but that would be nice from a support point of view.

I've found www.paymex.co.nz that looks good and appears to meet all of
my needs as far as I can see. Does anyone have any experience with
them?

[Jack Pivac]

Super Steve wrote:
> I've found www.paymex.co.nz that looks good and appears to meet all of
> my needs as far as I can see. Does anyone have any experience with
> them?
>
>

We've been dealing with paymex recently, and so has a client. Very very
friendly, fast, and helpful staff.
A++ Would trade again.

-Jack

[.Net2Php]

Ditto for Paymex.

On Jul 30, 12:43 pm, Jack Pivac <em...@delphinus.co.nz> wrote:
> Super Steve wrote:

> > I've foundwww.paymex.co.nzthat looks good and appears to meet all of

[Harvey Kane]

I signed up last night based on this recommendation and it took under an
hour to integrate the pro option into an existing shopping cart plugin.

If you are a web developer (which most of us are), phone first and let
them know you want a reseller account - they will set things up slightly
differently for you.

Seems to have most of the benefits of a proper merchant account, but
without the grief or the cost. And they accept AMEX which normal
merchant accounts don't do by default.

Harvey.

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www.ragepank.com
Email: har...@harveykane.com
Phone: +649 950 4133
Mob: +649 811 951

[Super Steve]

Thanks for all the feedback guys, Paymex is looking really good at the
moment!

On Jul 31, 7:57 am, Harvey Kane <har...@harveykane.com> wrote:
> I signed up last night based on this recommendation and it took under an
> hour to integrate the pro option into an existing shopping cart plugin.
>
> If you are a web developer (which most of us are), phone first and let
> them know you want a reseller account - they will set things up slightly
> differently for you.
>
> Seems to have most of the benefits of a proper merchant account, but
> without the grief or the cost. And they accept AMEX which normal
> merchant accounts don't do by default.
>
> Harvey.
>
>
>
>
>
> .Net2Php wrote:
> > Ditto for Paymex.
>
> > On Jul 30, 12:43 pm, Jack Pivac <em...@delphinus.co.nz> wrote:
>
> >> Super Steve wrote:
>

> >>> I've foundwww.paymex.co.nzthatlooks good and appears to meet all of

[dineshkaku]

I just got www.paymate.co.nz I am not sure if this will work as I have
still launch my website and have 15 more days to decide.
Does paymex wait for a day or two before the funds show up on your
account??

Thanks
Dinesh

On Jul 31, 1:46 pm, Super Steve <BitBan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for all the feedback guys, Paymex is looking really good at the
> moment!
>
> On Jul 31, 7:57 am, Harvey Kane <har...@harveykane.com> wrote:
>
> > I signed up last night based on this recommendation and it took under an
> > hour to integrate the pro option into an existing shopping cart plugin.
>
> > If you are a web developer (which most of us are), phone first and let
> > them know you want a reseller account - they will set things up slightly
> > differently for you.
>
> > Seems to have most of the benefits of a proper merchant account, but
> > without the grief or the cost. And they accept AMEX which normal
> > merchant accounts don't do by default.
>
> > Harvey.
>
> > .Net2Php wrote:
> > > Ditto for Paymex.
>
> > > On Jul 30, 12:43 pm, Jack Pivac <em...@delphinus.co.nz> wrote:
>
> > >> Super Steve wrote:
>

> > >>> I've foundwww.paymex.co.nzthatlooksgood and appears to meet all of

[Jack Pivac]

Funds are instant into your paymex account. Overnight if you want to put
into your bank account (as per usual between banks).

-Jack