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Crazy Enough · 05-13-2013, 05:29 PM

I have nothing against CCBill, but let's be honest here!

They don't have the best conversion, the best user experience, the best interface or the best back-end panel (it's slow and confusing).

So, why most webmasters still worship them?

If they were that kind of awesome, at this time they already had created "their own Paxum", to pay affiliates with their own prepaid card, instead just checks. Beyond that, they could have worked on an improvement on that 1998 looking form interface.

HTML5 is here, as well as responsive web design. JavaScript is important than ever, specially with web forms.

If not just CCBill, but all the others start to invest more time and efforts in User Experience Design, I am sure the conversions will increase.

What isn't acceptable is just enter into this "complaint cycle" like a mouse on a wheel.

Let?s try to improve suggesting new ideas instead of just complain or give up!

Yes or yes?

P.S.: Sorry for my poor, self-taught English.

05-13-2013, 05:29 PM
Crazy Enough Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 449	Why most adult webmasters worship CCBill? I have nothing against CCBill, but let's be honest here! They don't have the best conversion, the best user experience, the best interface or the best back-end panel (it's slow and confusing). So, why most webmasters still worship them? If they were that kind of awesome, at this time they already had created "their own Paxum", to pay affiliates with their own prepaid card, instead just checks. Beyond that, they could have worked on an improvement on that 1998 looking form interface. HTML5 is here, as well as responsive web design. JavaScript is important than ever, specially with web forms. If not just CCBill, but all the others start to invest more time and efforts in User Experience Design, I am sure the conversions will increase. What isn't acceptable is just enter into this "complaint cycle" like a mouse on a wheel. Let?s try to improve suggesting new ideas instead of just complain or give up! Yes or yes? P.S.: Sorry for my poor, self-taught English.