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Re: Credit Card Number storage - Good or Bad?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Tue, 6 Jun 2000 04:10:03 GMT
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Cary,
> But my question is why? It looks like PayPal allow you to accept credit
> card charges at no cost. Is there some disadvantage to using PayPal
> instead? Is your credit card transaction equally cost-less?
Oops, I was thinking about this pushing carts in the rain, and I forgot the
biggest reason of all! When an order uses the credit card, it does my
real-time inventory management for me. So if someone bought 8 of the 102 Jar
Jar's or whatever, it would automatically updates the inventory, from 102 to
94. When a paypal.com or another type of payment goes through, I have to
manually redo the inventory. Not too big of deal, but time is precious to
me! That is why the credit card's are important. : )
Scott S.
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| Do it. I'm perfectly comfortable with services that give me the option of keeping my credit card number on file. Just make it an option, and make that you're doing it very well disclosed. Actually, I find it difficult to believe that any business (...) (24 years ago, 5-Jun-00, to lugnet.market.theory)
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