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Re: Practicality of X.com "auciton" CC payments for "straight sales"...?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Sat, 8 Apr 2000 21:55:27 GMT
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Troy Cefaratti <MNEMENTH@NACS.nomorespamNET>
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Chris,
I accept payment from both x.com and paypal.com for sales from my store
site.
This is not automated as you suggest, and I don't even send a request for
payment from either of the sites. What I do is have the orders submitted
through e-mail, then I pull the parts, invoice them, and adjust the
inventory on the store site.
Buyers are given the choice to pay by X, Paypal, Money Order, Bank Check, or
Cash. How they choose to pay is up to them.
So far I have received several payments through both X and PayPal for both
eBay auction winnings and sales from my store site.
Troy
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Chris Busse <cbusse@infi.net> wrote in message news:FspDuv.BJ7@lugnet.com...
> Has anyone considered using X.com's increasingly popular auction payment • by
> credit card service for straight sales of items from their websites? As • an
> example: If I put up a website listing for sale certain items, and had a
> login or linking process that allowed a buyer to reserve an item for • purchase,
> and in doing so either registered that item in an admin queue or list, or • sent
> me a notifying email, and then I checked that list daily and sent the • people
> with item reservations a "request for auction payment" from X.com ... • would
> that be a practical system? It's obviously not as robust as having a bank
> Merchant Account and processing your own transactions, but it would seem • like
> it would work for short term or sporadic selling situations.
>
> Also, incase anyone was wondering, the X.com auction payment terms of use • [
> http://www.x.com/auction_terms.htm ] do not actually say that their system
> must be used for auctions, an "auction" payment service is just how they
> describe it.
>
> Any thoughts on this? Has anyone had luck using X.com for their auction
> payments? The other deterrant I see is that it appears that buyers must • open
> X.com accounts to pay by credit card ... anyone know if this is true?
>
> Thanks!
> Chris Busse
> cbusse@infi.net
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