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rapidviper54 rapidviper54 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
I've got this idea for a website to sell some specific items—but since I'm just operating as an individual and not a registered business entity, I can't offer standard credit card processing yet.

What kind of payment method should I go with—something simple that still lets me move these "goods" to international customers?
Dennis Lopez46 Dennis Lopez46 Member
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joined Mar 2004
#2 ·
rapidviper54 said:Since I'm just operating as an individual rather than a registered business, I can't actually process credit card payments.

Actually, you can.
http://www.2checkout.com/servoverview.htm
rapidviper54 rapidviper54 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
Dennis Lopez46 said:You can.
http://www.2checkout.com/servoverview.htm

Yeah, I actually just stumbled onto that exact link a moment ago.

I’m just not sure if I’ll be forced to run my entire online store in English—and whether the checkout process will be stuck using their specific, pre-set forms...
Dennis Lopez46 Dennis Lopez46 Member
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#4 ·
You don't have to write in English, though you did mention you're selling overseas anyway...

There are several ways to handle payments through them, but you'll always want to use their built-in forms. That's how they protect themselves from fraud and ensure the connection stays secure.
If you aren't a programmer, the easiest route is just using the "Buy now" link, exactly like the example I mentioned above (there's a demo available too).
All your payments will be sent straight to your email, and you can also track everything through their dashboard once you log in...
rapidviper54 rapidviper54 Active MemberOP
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#5 ·
rapidviper54 said:English isn't mandatory—not that you're planning to sell anything locally anyway...

There are several ways to handle payments through them, but everything has to go through their official forms—that’s how they protect themselves from fraud and ensure the connection stays secure.
If you aren't a developer, the easiest route is just using the "Buy now" link, exactly like the example above (there's a demo available, too).
All payments hit your inbox, and you can track them directly on their dashboard once you log in...

Have you actually used it before?

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