Re: [uk-netmarketing] Re: Merchant account by proxy

[Neil Durrant]

Thats an important point for anyone looking at using WorldPay.


In my case the programmer has included scripts that mail me a receipt to

demonstrate the transaction has been approved and in turn then forwards

instructions as to how to download my product.


Now I'm going to check to make sure this includes a fail-safe against any

such tampering!


-Neil


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From: D.Dias <

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To: uk-netmarketing from chinwag <

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Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 9:22 AM

Subject: [uk-netmarketing] Re: Merchant account by proxy



> It's also worth bearing in mind that the Worldpay's bureau service

> is not 100% secure in the sense that users could (if they wanted to) order

> products and pay nothing for them (by modifying the form) - you have

> to check your incoming orders for this.

>

> D

>

>

> From: "Neil Durrant" <infoaffiliatemarketing [dot] co [dot] uk>

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> Reply-To: "uk-netmarketing" <uk-netmarketinglists [dot] chinwag [dot] com>

> > Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2001 17:33:52 -0000

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> To: uk-netmarketing from chinwag <uk-netmarketinglists [dot] chinwag [dot] com>

> > Subject: [uk-netmarketing] Re: Merchant account by proxy

> >

> > Hi Nick,

> >

> > Both WorldPay and Netbanx offer bureau accounts that allow you to do

this.

> >

> > I've used both.

> >

> > Netbanx charge a higher commission (approx. 7% per transaction and

settle

> > your account a month in arrears).

> >

> > Worldpay charge a lower rate, settle weekly (although again 4 weeks in

> > arrears) also provide multi-currency transactions.

> >

> > Installation with a single product (no shopping cart) with Netbanx very

> > straightforward and requires just a basic knowledge of HTML, Worldpay a

> > different matter - I gave up trying to DIY and had to outsource to a

> > programmer.

> >

> > -Neil

> > www.AffiliateMarketing.co.uk


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