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can you add the ability to use quantum gateway to the iphone app? even if only through its authorize.net emulation?

Two questions:
When I clicked to sign up for a merchant account, it directed me to a site that is not authorize.net and whose prices are different from your page; they list $15/mo, your site lists $25/mo...what gives?

Secondly, one of my partners does not have an iPhone. With the merchant account I sign up for here, will he be able to have a normal web form method of access? I understand that would be third party, and I know Authorize.net provides a form like that - which brings me back to my first question, since I'm not sure I'm signing up for an Authorize.net account....

I have two small businesses. Can I use two apps on my iPhone, one for each business. They have different merchant IDs.

Is there a way to issue a credit on the iPhone app?

We are an Internet merchant processor that works with Authorize.Net as well as other gateways including one that has an AuthNet emulation mode and would be very easy to integrate as an option into your system.

We noticed you are partnered currently with MerchantFocus and wanted to know if you would are contracted exclusively with them or if you would be open to discussing a potential strategic alliance with our company.

Please let us know at your earliest convenience, thanks! You can e-mail Chris West at operations@cdgcommerce.com or call 757-273-1138.

does this program allow for the cutsomer to sign via the touchscreen? That way the customer can sign for the purchase and an e-mail copy of the receipt could be used.

I have been in the credit card processing industry for the past 12 years and this is a great application. I have some friends in the gateway business that would love to speak with you about setting up an API for their gateways. Please give me a call 815/609-1160. More gateways mean more customers.

Thank you,

Andy Birsa
815/609-1160

I am new to all of this. So automated recurring billing would be done after the initial transaction in my authorize.net account on the computer? Or is this not possible to do?

Is it possible to custom create a custom it card terminal application for my own existing credit card company?

any chance of adding other payment gateways other then authorize.net maybe add Support for Paypal Pro?

i have what may be a simple question. i'm a first time merchant interested in taking credit card payments, and i would like to use CCT/Authorize.net to do so. where does the money go and how can i access it? i see you must provide Authorize.net with banking information for *billing*. Do i need a small business account at my bank or will any valid account number and routing work? Can i have the money deposited into my PayPal account?

one merchant account multiple devices? is that possible?

Thanks
- James

I'm evaluation a merchant account with Maxx Merchants. They have a web interface to create credit card transactions but it is a real pain to use the iPhone for their website. I read on a blog that you don't have minimum monthlt fees. Let's say I have a month with no credit card charges. What will that month's service cost?

I love the simplicity of your fee structure, but have a few questions:
Does the $25/mo. fee include an Authorize.Net MOPO account?
What about surcharges for rewards cards?
Are there additional hidden fees like batch deposit fees or extra per-transaction fees based on the card?

Thx. Owen

The lack of a cc processing app. was one reason I haven't switched providers and gotten an iphone. So, I am very interested. couple of questions:
-Can more than one phone be on the authorize.net / internet merchant accnt. without paying all the fees? Obviously by purchasing the app.

-I see that I can use my current merchant service company as long as they use a platform that is supported by authorize.net, but i'm unclear on how that would affect the pricing?

-Does using the cc app. use up minutes or data.?

-Can I customize my email receipts?

Wish I could talk to some about all this.

Thanks.