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Belated IE6 24-bit PNG support, w/ background properties(dillerdesign.com)
2 points by ahoyhere 18y ago|0 comments
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
Last time I looked they have a minimum bar of $250,000 of business a month, or they're not interested in you. Thus not an option for people starting out.
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
Really, they usually won't talk to me unless it's about a web interface question. They keep telling me to call them.
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
That's really simply a decision based on how you wish to operate your business, don't you think? We've decided to require CCs up front based on a number of factors. Doesn't make the pains of validating and charging CCs any less.
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
The stuff listed in the article is true for one of the most popular / well-supported processing gateways, Auth.net. If there are better alternatives, we sure weren't able to find them. Their biggest competitor is TrustCommerce and they seem
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6 Credit Card Processing Facts Nobody Tells You(letsfreckle.com)
117 points by ahoyhere 18y ago|42 comments
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
It definitely increases the complexity of taxing. Sorry. I know how you feel - I'm an American partnered with (& married to) an Austrian (and we both live in Austria!). However, I'm fairly sure that the UK and US - like every other majo
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by ahoyhere 18y ago
There's lots of good advice here but I want to chip in my two cents, because I was once in a very similar situation and my advice is different enough than what's already here. Short backstory so you know I'm serious: In 02, I lost a client