Question about phpprobid integration

eurumy — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 12:17:32 +0000

Dear 2CO, I am having a website that use the most Professional Auction Script Software by PHP Pro Bid here are their website www.phpprobid.com
Here is the questions I have! I would like to use 2CO as a payment option for my members to pay their montly subscription. In the phpprobid software platform 2CO is integrated as a payment sysytem, however, I hound out that “auctions” are in your prohibited list! Please explain what that means, because I have an auction site and will collect subscription membership fee only, 2CO will not be used for auction payments between members, it will use for members to pay their membership fee to the webmaster (me) for using the service. I really need to know all the details, because as now my auction site is been free of charge for more than a year and as today April, 5 2008 I have 1852 active members that will pay about $10 monthly fee and I would like to give them an option to do it via 2CO.
Please let me know.
Thanks for your business!

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empire — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 18:49:05 +0000

As a web developer, I’m shocked by the state of this website and can’t believe a reputable payment processor would put up something like this. I’m looking for a payment gateway for a client of mine and the more time I spend here the less I’m likely to choose 2CO. Some of the issues I’ve ran into:

1- It’s sorta difficult to sign up. “Start Selling” is not a clear call to action for someone needing a payment gateway. How about “Sign up”?
2- The dual personality website is super unprofessional. Choose one look or the other. (i.e., the sign up page vs. the rest of the site)
3- The front page is a mess. That’s where you put your most important messages. Your blog is not your most important message (unless you prefer it over actually selling your service).
4- Broken links galore. It looks like content was copied and pasted from the old website without anyone checking the links (see http://www.2checkout.com/community/blog/tag/api/)
5- The Live Help Start Chat button on the right leads to an email contact form. Not exactly “Live Help”.
6- I’d expect the “Now accepting PayPal” button to lead to specific details on your implementation, not a pop up from the PayPal site. If you’re on this site, you probably already know what PayPal is.

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Question about phpprobid integration

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