Recent content by Yitzhak

No worries, brother. It's all good. I really should be more active on this board. Just time. Need more of it.

I'm not spamming. I'm giving advice on specifics, based on my experiences. Both companies I've mentioned have been reselling authorize.net for at least five years. Authorize.net pre-dates Paypal by a decade. Like it or not, it's the defacto standard for web payments, with more sites...

I liked working with Prineta. Roxxy and her team were awesome, they can get nearly anything done. Another good company to work with is Swipetec.net out of Los Angeles. They can do on shore and off for their merchant accounts. They're authorize.net resellers, but they have the whole range of...

I'm sorry man, but Paypal and reliable aren't words that generally go together. Just do a search on the web for "paypal problems" and you'll see tens of thousands of complaints about them. This is a much higher number than ANY OTHER payment processor, even though paypal is by far, not the...

They're totally worth it. :D

Apologies if I wasn't clear about that.

I'm seeing a lot of fine print on Hong Kong incorporation stuff. What they consider "doing business" in Hong Kong, looks like it may be complicated. I think debit cards work internationally, if I'm not mistaken. My b of a card works all over the world.

Hey Admin, To the best of my understanding, every processor Prineta works with is PCI compliant. They're more of a research and consulting organization. They actually pound the ground to get you the best deal on payment processing, regardless of industry. In my experience, they're very thorough.

There's a small full service place out of OP called Prineta. They're very well connected, and can do high risk and standard processing with a number of processors. Rates are reasonable, but you would have to ask them for specifics. They do phone consultations too, which is a nice touch. They...

Sorry. What?

Indeed they are.

Cool, sent an email to the soap girl.

The Facebook page? Also Sprite Gladstone should now have a twitter profile with link.

My read of the stuff surrounding FACTA is that it only applies to personal accounts. Corporate accounts should still be out of scope. As it stand now, you would still need to fill out the treasury form on a personal foreign account you set up though. There's really no way to get away from the...

Bummer. Yes, this is cumbersome. SYM or MYS would do it, yes. Did you see the crew email address on the domain listing at all?