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twinkley · 11-14-2002, 09:17 AM

First I would like to say that I am not slamming any processor here. I am just trying to understand logic....

I understand why Glo-Bill and Verotel and the other non-US processors are making a hard push for people to switch to them because they don't have to pay the fees. Thats smart business.

I dont understand why anyone would switch billing processors simply because of this new charge. If this was something that would perm. save you from paying these fees, then I guess I would. But I was under the impression (i could be wrong) that within the next year or so these changes will prolly be made through VISA International too.

I guess if you are just getting started, or not making much it would buy you some time.... but other than that, does anyone see a good reason to switch processors to avoid the visa regs?

twinkley

11-14-2002, 09:17 AM	#7
twinkley twinkley should edit this Pillow Talk Pimpette Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 1,130 xBucks: 13,442	First I would like to say that I am not slamming any processor here. I am just trying to understand logic.... I understand why Glo-Bill and Verotel and the other non-US processors are making a hard push for people to switch to them because they don't have to pay the fees. Thats smart business. I dont understand why anyone would switch billing processors simply because of this new charge. If this was something that would perm. save you from paying these fees, then I guess I would. But I was under the impression (i could be wrong) that within the next year or so these changes will prolly be made through VISA International too. I guess if you are just getting started, or not making much it would buy you some time.... but other than that, does anyone see a good reason to switch processors to avoid the visa regs? twinkley __________________ I'm looking for dating and cam traffic - if you have it - hit me up! Media Buyer For DatingGold!