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Originally Posted by putas
Im with Zombaio I make shittie amounts like 500 dll a month I cannot afford CCbil Epoch,
Zombaio is very good at fraud protection they basically deny a lot of transaction based on country origin,
When I was with Verotel they told me I was #1 in chargebacks , they suspended my account blaming me for the chargebacks but now I see VEROTEL SUCKS they are very easy to make chargeback payments, because with zombaio I only see long time suscribers, but with VEROTEL they didnt decline anything, and when I had a surge in chargebacks they suspended my account.
Im with Zombaio because no other processor accepted my site
I haven't seen my first payment but hope they at least send me something, I'm sure Mastercard and Visa would have cancelled their processing if they where truly thieves.
Since Zombaio declines a lot of sales, I get a sense they are very care full with chargebacks. Maybe they can tell the OP they are holding the money 6 months to guard against chargebacks since its a lot of money. But even after that chargebacks can arrive even after 18 months
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my own personal experience with zombaio is that they have in fact screwed over many good clients....period end of story
My own personal experience with verotel is no they have not screwed over many clients but they have in fact screwed over some regardless to their claims otherwise.
You would be hard pressed to find any billler anywhere in the world that has not screwed over somebody or another.
I wish there was one biller that would come in here and say "we never ever screwed one client before"
The nature of the structure of billing will guarantee someone somewhere to be screwed out of monies eventually...that is just the way things work in a pyramid/pozi/hodge podge of shall we say middle men?
merchant accounts used to be thought of as the answer to all 3rd party billing issues however there is evidence to show that even merchant accounts can have integrity issues as well as unexplainable glitches that do effect profit revenue...period end of story
all in all what gfy has taught many to do over the years is to diversify your options and when the time does come for you to be screwed out of some money then at that time you can keep the losses to a minimum and replace the biller that screwed you today with the one that did not screw you yesterday.