What would it take to start my own paypal e-commerce website
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HostImage.ca
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Legal documents for starters.
I'm serious, with the way paypal keeps screwing off people there is a lot of money to be made by filling the vaccum they are leaving.
I just don't see why Payza and webmoney are sooooo difficult to work with. Honestly, how can it be so hard.
With the market the way it is they could probably charge a 5% transaction fee and we would gladly take it
I just don't see why Payza and webmoney are sooooo difficult to work with. Honestly, how can it be so hard.
With the market the way it is they could probably charge a 5% transaction fee and we would gladly take it
-Im.z2ight-
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You would need a legal team first off. zYou would have to work with credit card companies to be able to process their cards. It is a bigger hassle then you know of.
You will need to be a legal business with a ton of money backing you incase there is a security hole and you get tons of fraud.
You will need to be a legal business with a ton of money backing you incase there is a security hole and you get tons of fraud.
Honestly if you even need to ask i dont think you should bother with it, im not sure anyone is going to use a brand new payment processor, especially one created by a newish member here. And as for paypal i have never been "screwed" by them at all, i just dont use crappy PPD filelockers.
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I Am Not sure Why My Last Post was Took Off Maybe where I Posted a Url Link I guess Sorry yes I Am A New Member Here so whats that got to do with anything as i had and still have many sites that i have but being new will take time but if everyone was worried bout being new then no one would be old as my for trust i understand but soon to find out that i am a great guy and a honest person I have been dealing with peoples info for years on my sites and not a ince have i done anyone wrong or would ever i just know how hard it is to send money to each other online and want to make it better so anyones feedback is important as i know what i am doing but i also want to know what else i can do to make it better you asking me that question if i have to ask then i dont know what i am doing or something that't not at all what i was saying i just want to better all i know and help others
I Am Not sure Why My Last Post was Took Off Maybe where I Posted a Url Link I guess Sorry yes I Am A New Member Here so whats that got to do with anything as i had and still have many sites that i have but being new will take time but if everyone was worried bout being new then no one would be old as my for trust i understand but soon to find out that i am a great guy and a honest person I have been dealing with peoples info for years on my sites and not a ince have i done anyone wrong or would ever i just know how hard it is to send money to each other online and want to make it better so anyones feedback is important as i know what i am doing but i also want to know what else i can do to make it better you asking me that question if i have to ask then i dont know what i am doing or something that't not at all what i was saying i just want to better all i know and help others
@PayZak
Posting the never ending sentence is not going to get you any consideration either.
This is the internet, the first thing most people think when someone requests they be trusted is to not trust that person.
Stop trying so hard. Make a couple dozen useful posts that are not self serving and you will begin to become accepted.
Trust and respect is earned by not only your prior reputation but also by your current actions, posts, and how you present them.
You also might want to try forming your posts so they are easier to read. This is a diverse forum with users from around the globe and English is not everyone's primary language here although it is required by the rules to be the language used.
Posting the never ending sentence is not going to get you any consideration either.
This is the internet, the first thing most people think when someone requests they be trusted is to not trust that person.
Stop trying so hard. Make a couple dozen useful posts that are not self serving and you will begin to become accepted.
Trust and respect is earned by not only your prior reputation but also by your current actions, posts, and how you present them.
You also might want to try forming your posts so they are easier to read. This is a diverse forum with users from around the globe and English is not everyone's primary language here although it is required by the rules to be the language used.
I'd like to a see a paypal alternative made but somethign that uses bitcoin as the fiat type of backing currency and is all setup similar to paypal with merchant apis etc and payment gateways
that way its easy to send money(bitcoin) to they're registered email and it would need to ahve good security limit logins to specific ips or tokenized devices like yubikeys and similiar, lots of 2 factor authentication options and ofc no restrictions by countries
Was hoping kim dotcom made something similar but called MegaPay would be perfect
that way its easy to send money(bitcoin) to they're registered email and it would need to ahve good security limit logins to specific ips or tokenized devices like yubikeys and similiar, lots of 2 factor authentication options and ofc no restrictions by countries
Was hoping kim dotcom made something similar but called MegaPay would be perfect
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You have one problem you're probably never be able to solve: money. When dealing with credit cards, you don't receive the money instantly, but on a regular, agreed basis(mostly monthly), so if you have hundreds of credit card purchases through your system, you better have the cash to back it up when the receivers demand their money.
I'm thinking that is the current problem Payza is experiencing. An influx of users can, and hopefully will, destroy them.
Then, you add in the credit card fraud. Paypal as a huge business, with the finances to support themselves, and they cannot prevent fraud. They can only minimize it, and take the bad PR rap.
I'm thinking that is the current problem Payza is experiencing. An influx of users can, and hopefully will, destroy them.
Then, you add in the credit card fraud. Paypal as a huge business, with the finances to support themselves, and they cannot prevent fraud. They can only minimize it, and take the bad PR rap.
futureawesome
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I'd like to a see a paypal alternative made but somethign that uses bitcoin as the fiat type of backing currency and is all setup similar to paypal with merchant apis etc and payment gateways
that way its easy to send money(bitcoin) to they're registered email and it would need to ahve good security limit logins to specific ips or tokenized devices like yubikeys and similiar, lots of 2 factor authentication options and ofc no restrictions by countries
Was hoping kim dotcom made something similar but called MegaPay would be perfect
Problem with bitcoin is the value of it changes quite a bit (much more than normal currency) in a very short amount of time.
nasavsisro
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You Need Permission From Govt. + Legal documents and it take More Time and Works than your thought Not like normal site and Also need Win trust to run it
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