E-payment options

Charging up on a white horse Jay said:

: My club is sponsoring a project and would like to solicit donations
: from our members (we don't have a newsletter .... just the web site)
: Of course we'll accept checks via snail mail, but would like to be
: able to get donations via the web. What options are available besides
: Paypal?
: Thanks.
:
: JD

This should get you started. There are more out there. Seems someone created
a script to make your own payment processing site. I have seen about 5 new
ones pop up recently but I would be wary of them until they establish
themselves. After all anyone can buy a script and you don't know to whom you
are giving your information.

Anyway, here is my list:


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EpayDirect
http://www.epaydirect.net/
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NETeller
https://www.neteller.com/
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SpringPay
http://www.springpay.com
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HyperWallet
https://www.hyperwallet.com
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EvoCash
https://www.evocash.com/
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E-bullion
http://www.e-bullion.com
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Intgold
http://intgold.com/
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Egold
https://www.e-gold.com/
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Moneybookers
https://www.moneybookers.com/
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Moopay:
http://www.moopay.com/
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Stormpay:
http://www.stormpay.com/
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NetPay:
http://www.netpay.tv/
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Yahoo PayDirect:
https://paydirect.yahoo.com/
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Good luck

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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 19:11:12 GMT, Heidi wrote:

 > This should get you started. There are more out there. Seems someone created
 > a script to make your own payment processing site. I have seen about 5 new
 > ones pop up recently but I would be wary of them until they establish
 > themselves. After all anyone can buy a script and you don't know to whom you
 > are giving your information.

This sounds like a wise warning.

I took the time to take a look at the first service on your list:

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 > EpayDirect
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.epaydirect.net/</font" target="_blank">http://www.epaydirect.net/</font</a>>
 > ================================

What troubled me was that you don't get a clue where they are and you don't
see one person's name on the site. Looking at the user agreement we find
"governed by the laws of the State of Virginia and the United States", but
that's about all they'll let you know.

I then did a whois on epaydirect.net and the registrant is "MARROC
CORPORATION" actually located in Virginia. Now go and visit
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.marroc.com/" target="_blank">http://www.marroc.com/</a> and you get an idea. I especially liked what's behind
the "Zap-Blaster!" link. If only my eyes would stop bleeding...

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Marcus Mönnig pounced upon this pigeonhole and pronounced:
 > Now go and visit <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.marroc.com/" target="_blank">http://www.marroc.com/</a> and you get an idea. I
 > especially liked what's behind the "Zap-Blaster!" link. If only
 > my eyes would stop bleeding...

** YIKES! **

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