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They don't have the best conversion,
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The billing provider (CCBill) does not "Convert". YOUR CONTENT and YOUR WEBSITE, "converts".
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or the best user experience, the best interface or the best back-end panel (it's slow and confusing).
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User experience is great. Installation is a snap. Technical support is super-fast. It may be a little slow but then again so is paypal. Confusing maybe but live help is a click away.
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So, why most webmasters still worship them?
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Never-late on payouts, good service, friendly staff. That being said though, I do not worship them. There are things that CCBill does that I wish they would change and I've let them know this. They didn't make the changes but oh well.
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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.
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Why should they? Why should CCBill take on any more risk or liability? Maybe they aren't interested in that market? Maybe they want to concentrate on their core product and make it the best it can be? Why jump in and compete in a new market when others like Payoneer and Paxum already have it locked up? Maybe CCBill and Pax/Pay are already a good fit and already make money working together?
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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.
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Don't blame a billing processor because your site and content do not convert your customers. That's like saying everyone is walking past your bar and going to others because your ATM machine isn't shiny enough.