Hello There,
I will try to keep this short. I live in a Nonsupported country to use stripe.
I opened a UK LTD company with 1sformation and bought a UK phone number with Skype, applied to get a Stripe Account using a VPS located in the UK. I entered my payoneer account connected to a US Bank. All went well, got my account verified, and when I got my first purchase Stripe decided to immediately shut down my account and reimbursed the customer. Notice I have never received a dispute ever not even on PayPal cuz the store has been up for over a year already. The customer that made that purchase even asked for the order tracking information couple of days after so I can confirm that the purchase was legit.
Anyways, Stripe decided that my store is "high risk" despite my site looks very branded and not as a regular dropshipping site. The products comply with stripe terms and everything. I contacted stripe support and escalated the issue to a supervisor, after emailing back and forth for a couple of days they will NOT disclose the reason why my account got shut down.
So, I'm here with a UK LTD company opened, a UK phone number, and a VPS and thought I could use them to do the "trick" with a different payment provider.
I tried a couple of payment providers but they refused to do business with me:
2checkout: I had several problems and a bad experience with them so it is a no go
Authorize.net: My store does not meet the sales volume to open an account with them
Mollie: They only problem with them is transfer the money to my Payoneer Account in USD because they seem to only do deposit in GB UK currency (I really need the US currency because that's my local currency)
Worldpay: Not approved for some reason they will not disclose.
I'm stuck with PayPal only and still make some sales but I get a lot of abandoned carts and I wonder if it is due to the only payment option that I can offer on my store.
Any ideas? I've been in this situation for over 4 months already and Haven't found a way to do business with a credit card payment provider.
I will try to keep this short. I live in a Nonsupported country to use stripe.
I opened a UK LTD company with 1sformation and bought a UK phone number with Skype, applied to get a Stripe Account using a VPS located in the UK. I entered my payoneer account connected to a US Bank. All went well, got my account verified, and when I got my first purchase Stripe decided to immediately shut down my account and reimbursed the customer. Notice I have never received a dispute ever not even on PayPal cuz the store has been up for over a year already. The customer that made that purchase even asked for the order tracking information couple of days after so I can confirm that the purchase was legit.
Anyways, Stripe decided that my store is "high risk" despite my site looks very branded and not as a regular dropshipping site. The products comply with stripe terms and everything. I contacted stripe support and escalated the issue to a supervisor, after emailing back and forth for a couple of days they will NOT disclose the reason why my account got shut down.
So, I'm here with a UK LTD company opened, a UK phone number, and a VPS and thought I could use them to do the "trick" with a different payment provider.
I tried a couple of payment providers but they refused to do business with me:
2checkout: I had several problems and a bad experience with them so it is a no go
Authorize.net: My store does not meet the sales volume to open an account with them
Mollie: They only problem with them is transfer the money to my Payoneer Account in USD because they seem to only do deposit in GB UK currency (I really need the US currency because that's my local currency)
Worldpay: Not approved for some reason they will not disclose.
I'm stuck with PayPal only and still make some sales but I get a lot of abandoned carts and I wonder if it is due to the only payment option that I can offer on my store.
Any ideas? I've been in this situation for over 4 months already and Haven't found a way to do business with a credit card payment provider.