I am only accepting PayPal now. Should I sign up for direct checkout with credit cards? How long is your money held? Any issues for returns? Thank you!
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shopjustgifts Reputation: 109 See shopjustgifts' booth |
Hi Shopjustgifts,
Thanks for asking about our Direct Checkout Program. It is currently offline while we are reworking the program. Stay tuned for our new and improved system!
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BonanzaShelly Reputation: 914 See BonanzaShelly's booth |
Direct Checkout offers the buyer to use credit card directly instead of through PP (which the buyer can still use without a PP account…in this case PP becomes the CC processor instead of Braintree through Bonz)
The money is held for approx. 14 days (held 5-7 days after tracking is added) or up to 21 if you do not provide tracking…
Here is the information for Direct checkout, which I believe requires at least 10 bonanza fb before you can use
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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Just a warning. If the seller issues a chargeback to his credit card for any reason you will get a $30 chargeback fee even if the seller decides it was their mistake. It’s happened to me twice so I no longer accept credit cards through direct checkout. Both times it was not my fault so I didn’t have to return their payment but still had to pay the $30 chargeback fee. Hopefully this is one thing they will change with the revamp of direct checkout. If not, I will not sign up for it.
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MommyOf2QTsHandGels Reputation: 12 See MommyOf2QTsHandGels' booth |
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