Comments on: Help about merchant account immediately please~? http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578 The Best Merchant Account Reviewed Sat, 21 Apr 2012 14:07:05 +0000 hourly 1 By: martin levy http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-2228 martin levy Mon, 04 Apr 2011 05:47:51 +0000 http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-2228 Hi please advise if u can provide us merchant account,we work now with pay pal and we want real merchant account,our company has bank account in HSBC Singapore and it registered in Seychelles please advise Martin Levy Hi

please advise if u can provide us merchant account,we work now with pay pal and we want real merchant account,our company has bank account in HSBC Singapore and it registered in Seychelles

please advise

Martin Levy

]]> By: ThatsWhy http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-601 ThatsWhy Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:52:11 +0000 http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-601 As a merchant, I **** PayPal. I would avoid it. As a merchant, I **** PayPal. I would avoid it.

]]> By: 1CreativeGirl http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-600 1CreativeGirl Sat, 06 Jun 2009 12:39:20 +0000 http://findyourmerchantaccount.com/578#comment-600 The easiest and quickest merchant accounts are Paypal and Google. Both offer free levels charging only a percent of the sales like 2% or 2.97% and a small transaction fee like 20 cents. You can also use their shopping carts. Google pays slow, Paypal is widely accepted and pays quick on a consistent basis. I know plenty of online retail sites that only use Paypal. Authorize.net costs money plus you use a compatible merchant account. Unless you start doing tons of business I wouldn't bother with the cost of Authorize.net and one of the accepted merchants. The easiest and quickest merchant accounts are Paypal and Google. Both offer free levels charging only a percent of the sales like 2% or 2.97% and a small transaction fee like 20 cents. You can also use their shopping carts. Google pays slow, Paypal is widely accepted and pays quick on a consistent basis. I know plenty of online retail sites that only use Paypal. Authorize.net costs money plus you use a compatible merchant account. Unless you start doing tons of business I wouldn’t bother with the cost of Authorize.net and one of the accepted merchants.

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