Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20468491)

My website is membership based, however I sell currency to members which they can use to buy access to the websites on my platform. I came up with this idea in order to minimise customer service issues, and pay royalties to content providers, which is working very well. However this is unique, and most processors don't seem to be able to support it.

Anyone that have any tips for a processor that can handle this system, would be highly appreciated.

Originally Posted by MostUnhappy (Post 20469277)

Look into CCBill, Epoch, and Verotel. They have all been around for awhile, so probably aren't gonna be screwing people anytime soon.

But whatever you do, get the fuck away from Zombaio. Change your system if you have to. The convenience of your current setup is not worth the certainty that Zombaio will steal your money again. And they will. That is a guarantee. Bail out now while you still can!

Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20469816)

Actually I'm currently making the Phone version of the website. As soon as it's finished I will be moving. I already have an account with CCBill which has not been activated.

However I'm not to happy with the $500,- CC Fee per year. My account is "Risc Free" so why do I have to pay a High Risk fee? Just because it's adult content? Epoch the same thing.:disgust

If I'm not mistaken, the Dutch Verotel is the most expensive of them all.

At this point I'm gambling on "Click & Buy" and "Allopass". Your thoughts?

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 20425165)

We get maybe 1 a month that I can't convince to go elsewhere... it's a shame really, because zombaio from the developer point of view for a simple monthly membership hookup was very painless. Most people want ccbill/epoch/netbilling now with the odd verotel here and there.

Originally Posted by NETbilling (Post 20470398)

Thanks for the mention. NETbilling is here to help any of you that need to assistance with processing and call center services. If you're outside of the US and processing more than $10,000 per month and have at least three months of processing history we can help. If you're outside of the US and processing more than $10,000 per month and have at least three months of processing history, we can help if it's high-risk such as adult sites. If you're inside the USA or non high risk worldwide, there is no processing minimum and start ups are fine.

We have been in business for 17 years and have served this industry very well.

Please contact us with any questions.

Thanks, Mitch

Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20471232)

Thanks for joining this thread Netbilling.

This is what I would like to know. What is "HIGH-RISK"?

I started to process with Zombaio on April 1 2014. This is my current status:

- 1000 members.
- 2 cancellations.
- 2 Refunds.
- 25 Support requests.
- ZERO chargebacks.
- ZERO disputes.

My website is designed to handle it's own currency called: Jcoins
This way if a member is not satisfied with the content of a website, he will get an immediate reimbursement of Jcoins. No currency transactions. Members use Jcoins to buy access for 30 days to the content websites. After 30 days, the access expires. No membership fees, no recurring fees.

Members can buy 10 Jcoins for E10,-. If they are not satisfied, they will get a 100% refund within 10 days. Members can also buy 35 Jcoins, and get 5 free. Cost E30,-. Jcoins never expire, and can be used at anytime.

Processor only processes sales of Jcoins. No memberships, recurring or nonrecurring fees...This way the processor is left out when it comes to cancellations and refunds.

Please let me know what the RISK is, and to whom?

Regards,
Jim

Originally Posted by NETbilling (Post 20471660)

Hi Jim,


If the web site contains any adult content, it is considered high risk but the merchant banks. There are many high risk categories, not just adult.

Mitch

Originally Posted by Brian837 (Post 20472702)

50 people want to be paid

Originally Posted by xXXtesy10 (Post 20473160)

zombaio great wealth story here bro. :thumbsup:thumbsup

Originally Posted by charlie g (Post 20472429)

any high risk processors accepting asian clients?

Originally Posted by cmpmichael (Post 20473515)

Verotel
Homepage - Putting Trust in Global Payments | Verotel

If you are looking for an IPSP

Originally Posted by czarina (Post 20473164)

that's why you can't go wrong sticking with CCBill

Originally Posted by MostUnhappy (Post 20473946)

Well just about any IPSP you choose is gonna be a better choice than Zombaio. Those guys are fucking thieves. Don't end up like me and have them steal 14 grand of your money - and trust me, they will.

Here's my transaction IDs, amounts, and dates - the money is over 6 months past due.

#9951618 - $5686.98 - 2014-09-21
#9952061 - $4519.07 - 2014-10-21
#9952481 - $3839.60 - 2014-11-21

If you are currently using them, it's gonna happen to you too. Bail out now while you still can.

Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20477052)

Why are they not contacting all the merchants to inform them on this matter?

Originally Posted by MostUnhappy (Post 20469277)

Look into CCBill, Epoch, and Verotel. They have all been around for awhile, so probably aren't gonna be screwing people anytime soon.

But whatever you do, get the fuck away from Zombaio. Change your system if you have to. The convenience of your current setup is not worth the certainty that Zombaio will steal your money again. And they will. That is a guarantee. Bail out now while you still can!

Originally Posted by plsureking (Post 20424928)

yup newb site owners accept the risk because they don't want to shell out any money to go live. we explain the risks - that their payments will be slow or never paid - but we still get 5-10 Zombaio install requests per month. Is $600 for Verotel a lot of money these days?

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Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20469816)

Actually I'm currently making the Phone version of the website. As soon as it's finished I will be moving. I already have an account with CCBill which has not been activated.

However I'm not to happy with the $500,- CC Fee per year. My account is "Risc Free" so why do I have to pay a High Risk fee? Just because it's adult content? Epoch the same thing.:disgust

If I'm not mistaken, the Dutch Verotel is the most expensive of them all.

At this point I'm gambling on "Click & Buy" and "Allopass". Your thoughts?

Originally Posted by wslover317 (Post 20474096)

Look for Jason from Verotel on these boards. Will help you out

Originally Posted by cmpmichael (Post 20473515)

Verotel
Homepage - Putting Trust in Global Payments | Verotel

If you are looking for an IPSP

Originally Posted by xXXtesy10 (Post 20490149)

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup Thomas is the man!

Originally Posted by JimAssman (Post 20468491)

I signed up with Zombaio last year, because they are not charging $500,- Credit Card fee's for a so called high risk account.

A year later I have:
- 1000 members
- 2 cancellations
- 25 support requests
- 0 disputes
- 0 chargebacks.

Last year they stopped payments at the end of the year, and started again in January, leaving me with a E800,- gap from 2014.

A few moths ago, I got a contact email address here on GFY, which seemed to be interested in helping out. The contact Paul arranged a payment of E300,-, leaving the rest E500,- open. Since then, not a sound anymore from Paul, nor Zombaio.

After reading this tread, I must say that I'm pretty disgusted with the way Zombaio is handling their business, and strongly believe they have a different agenda than what is necessary to process payments.

It took me a f...ing long time to install my payment system with them, and I'm afraid it is going to take me a even longer time to change processors.

My website is membership based, however I sell currency to members which they can use to buy access to the websites on my platform. I came up with this idea in order to minimise customer service issues, and pay royalties to content providers, which is working very well. However this is unique, and most processors don't seem to be able to support it.

Anyone that have any tips for a processor that can handle this system, would be highly appreciated.

My advice for those who are contemplating signing up with Zombaio: Don't

Originally Posted by kazbalah (Post 20492207)

Jcoins.. is that a crypto currency?