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Originally Posted by Robbie
CC Bill does just what the merchant banks do. They give you an anal probe.
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Actually, here I think 'anal probe' is a little much, unless you have a real sensitive anus, Robbie. :D
What CCBill does is go over the site the first time you submit it. If they see any of the usual violations - beastiality, crushing a bug, whatever - they ask you to remove an image or a phrase (like 'virgin' or 'teen', I believe, plus others). Sometimes they blame it on Visa, sometimes not (Visa won't approve the site unless you remove blank).
But once you submit a site or two you get to know the deal and now they just approve in a day or two and rarely ask for changes. Once they approve the site they never look at it again and I asked why not once, when I was first submiting sites. The answer is obvious: millions of sites, who's going to police them?
Which is why, even IF Netbilling (or anyone) had THE most vigorous approval process there's no way a company could manually/visually/with a bot make sure a Webmaster didn't just insert the offending shit he took out until CCBill stopped looking. LOL (not my sites, for goodness sake!)
Epoch does the same, tho their criteria for what offends them is slightly differant.