in reply to Using PayPal, Google Checout, Amazon FPS to sell products, driven by perl

This is probably so obvious you've already considered it, but how about using a third party payment service that allows your buyers to pay directly with their credit cards.

PPI (cited only because one of my clients uses them) and numerous other bank (or bank subsidiaries) can provide that capability (by setting up an encrypted message exchange between the payment page on your site and the payment processor).

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Re: Using PayPal, Google Checout, Amazon FPS to sell products, driven by perl
by hacker (Priest) on Sep 02, 2007 at 14:57 UTC
    "...but how about using a third party payment service that allows your buyers to pay directly with their credit cards.

    My understanding is that Amazon FPS, Google Checking and PayPal provide exactly that exchange.

    I'll check out PPI as well to see what they provide that differs from the others. Thanks.

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