how does e-payment cycle process ?
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Hey,how are you?\n Sorry,but i don't know (or have any idea ) what should i answer to your question.I am here to give you my email,please contact me at : pojogakatea@yahoo.com
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It will be few minutes of action. hardly 1-5 minutes.\n\nWhen u enter your credit card number in any online shopping portal, it will redirected to PAYPAL portal, gets encripted and will validate your account detail with the bank to which you are associated. after validation, it will send the details to the shopping portal and ur shopping basket will be authorized for confirmation... Once you confirm your shopping cart, again paypall will pass on this info to bank and accordingly your account gets debitted.
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This link will guide you through the process.\nhttp://search2.cc.dcn.yahoo.com/cct_search.php?ui_mode=answer&prior_transaction_id=566789&action_code=5&highlight_info=16777259,57,69&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fhelp.yahoo.com%2Fhelp%2Fus%2Fedit%2Fedit-23.html&answer_id=168423#__highlight
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It has been a few years since I worked with an online credit card account.  However, what I remember is this:  The processing is actually done in two steps.  1) The verifying --Verifies that it is a good card, and that the amount of the sale is available in the account, and  2)  Settlement -- Settlement is when the "charge" actually happens.  I actually had to go online and select the transactions for "settlement".  This was because we were not allowed to charge the card until the product shipped.  So, I suggest that there may be a way for you to verify, but not settle.  It may be that you could void the transaction as soon as it was verified.  That part I'm not sure about.  You may also be forced to verify with an amount.  You could use something nominal, say $.50.  Again, you would then need to void the transaction.
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Yes.  It's called Google checkout and it launched in June of this year.  Here's a link to the info on it.  It is basically Google's version of PayPal.  It's cheaper than PayPal and even cheaper than most merchant accounts.  It even processes American Express at .20 per transaction + 2% vs the 5% plus transaction fee that American Epress typically charges.
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No. End financial result will be same as if no transactions ever took place. For the merchant, for the card issuer and also for the customer, there would be two transactions each: one credit and one debit for the same amount.
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electronic transaction. From my bank to your account.
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google search "amortize payments algorithm". I found both the monthly and semi-annual compound algorithms on this huge text file. Good luck on finding it.
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If you have a PayPal account, they will give you a link \nto add to your website, that people can click on in order\nto pay you. After you log-in to your PayPal account,\ngo to "Merchant tools" and click on Website payments.\nGood luck.
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Normally they would be paid in cash.  Here is the link to the payment schedule.
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First be aware that Debit Cards and Check Cards are often interchanged in such discussions.  Next, know that times vary from various institutions.\n\nPersonally, the bank I work with 'brings in' debit transactions every morning.  So when a member used their card to make a purchase, the account is "Pinged" to verify it's existence, and availability of funds.  However there is no freeze or transfer until later.  Usually 24 hours or so, though sometimes longer.\n\nThere is a case I'm familar with though while working at a hotel, where if a guest paid w/a Debit Card, +20% of the bill would be 'frozen' until payment cleared.  Not sure why, but it was the stated policy of the hotel.
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Electronic banking. I'm using citibank online and like it very much. Saved me a lot of time :)
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Isn't it the same as everyone else?  With credit cards or PayPal etc?
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I think you just need either a credit card or bank account for them to debit for each shipment.  The details should be on the website.
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You should call the credit card company and check to see if your payment posted, if it did, you can charge as of the posted day.
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you don't.  if you have a specific referral code then it should be all automatic.  but your referral can apply and not use you as their reference and then you lose them.  and most site like send you the money or they wait til you reach a certain limit or you request a pay out... hope that answer your question
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When you make your payment, make sure that you are entering your details onto the site in question. Ensure the browser address starts 'https://' and not 'http://' as the latter will not be secure. Ensure there is a yellow padlock on the bottom of your browser too.\n\nIf you can, pay your bills by direct debit. I pay all my bills by direct debit. The only ones that are not paid by this method are my catalogues, which I pay via my online bank account.\n\nIf you take these safeguards, your identity and money should be safe.