A couple of months ago we’ve signed up to be a 2co referral (not a std vendor), they said that we can the receive the payments using Paypal.

We just need to sign up, and make a few more steps. Ok.

We’ve started to promote 2CO…

Now (after 2 days endless e-mails) they told me that I is not possible to receive payments via Paypal. (!?)

There are more failures, but it is just dissapointing that I’m convincing others to use 2CO, while this is not working at all.

Thanks God I haven’t generated thousands of dollars, because we trusted in 2CO’s word.

Let’s hope that they fix it soon, I am trying to find other people with similar problems. This is frustrating.

I thought I just made a post about this a few seconds ago. But don’t see it posted.
So I’ll re-post…
Basically, my paypal business account is not allowing me to accept payments from my online customers as I live outside the US.
I’m just wondering if any non-US citizens in the community here are able to use 2Checkout for this purpose.
I’ve already sent in a support ticket about this issue, but while I’m waiting for a reply, I thought maybe you guys could answer this for me, or offer an alternative service that does.
Thanks in advance.
Also, is having a website absolutely necessary for using the service? I mean, can I simply have a link in an ad that sends the customer to 2Checkout for the order processing?

We have 41 click through from our shopping cart to our 2checkout account, out of 41 only 2 ended up as fulfilled orders.

I made an inquiry like this several times before, the only answer I have is that we need to check our own shopping cart. As far as I understand we bring the customer to the point when he/she should pay all right, then we loose them at 2Checkout, why is that our shopping cart problem? And is ther ANY chance to see When and Why those 39 people left without paying for the products chosen?

Has anyone else been experiencing such problem?

I have noticed your support of most cart and other payment processor,Authorize.net for one.
As many vendors have their forms and carts aleady optimized for Payapl,It would be easier to support those paypal parameters especially that you do provide the paypal payment method.
paypal parameters like:item_name,amount,address1,etc.
That way,vendors dont have to re-code their forms (i guess carts have the modules already installed) but many web designers and freelancers do not use carts.
Thank you for this feature request facility!

Hello! Almost completed registration form as vendor but remembered my phone is turned off.

Is it absolutely necessary for vendor to have working phone? Because I don’t support my customers via phone (lack of spoken English and free time) + I never use it anyway (skype, IM, Twitter, e-mail seems to be enough in modern world).

As for fraud protection - all payment/billing/CC data has same name. Mine.