i always liked moneybookers. sadly nobody uses them. why? - more countries - better support - account and linked bank accounts are not chained to your location (im german living in america with an austrian bank account: paypal fail - german adress with austrian bank not possible same with us address. its the god damn EU i can open accounts where ever i want as citizen of the EU) - higher limits - way less bullshit
Ask HN: Favorite payment processor?
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Re: Ask HN: Favorite payment processor?
#32Basically, any "serious" PSP is going to want a stack of information from you before you can start trading. PayPal shut down and suspend accounts on a regular basis because they basically only fraud screen you after you're up and running, which is why their barrier to entry is so low, and why they're such a wretched hive of villany and scum. SagePay do have some kind of deal where they do the whole merchant account b…
Re: Ask HN: Favorite payment processor?
#33i always liked moneybookers. sadly nobody uses them. why? - more countries - better support - account and linked bank accounts are not chained to your location (im german living in america with an austrian bank account: paypal fail - german adress with austrian bank not possible same with us address. its the god damn EU i can open accounts where ever i want as citizen of the EU) - higher limits - way less bullshit
Wait, seriously? We can open accounts anywhere in the EU?
Re: Ask HN: Favorite payment processor?
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, their website is a bit hard to navigate, they only emphasized simple payments and Amazon checkout.
I can't seem to find if it's only available to US/UK users, or if it can be used for clients world wide. We're based in the US and are currently using Google Checkout (which works great), but would like to offer our users an alternative.