we expect to release it before Internext Vegas

very nice!!
Funny Ccbill started planning cascading after Segpay announced it to february 2008 :)

Any chance of also using (in the uk) switch/solo cards as they are very popular.

Also how about this as an idea for ccbill.

A ccbill pre pay card.

People apply to ccbill for the card (by also proving they are 18 or older), then they just top it up as people can with other types of prepay cards.

But this would work with ccbill sites.

i can tell you that this has nothing to do with each other for sure. i know about this at least since august. and you don't set something up like this in 2 weeks

that is aaaawesome corvette :thumbsup

Wow... Industry changing shit here.

some good ideas in here

I just signed up..

A few questions

1. Will the stats for affiliates be improved/changed too?
2. You offer cascading, does this mean a program owner can add processors you have 'in the list' as secundairy, and affiliates still can use the same ccbill linkingcode?
3. Payouts-->will sales made by the 2nd processor goto ccbill, and ccbill will pay us (program owner+affiliates) this amount? Will there be a delay between ccbill money and '2nd' cascade money?
4. Do we sign a contract with every 2nd biller? And should we manage the percentage deals with them? Or does all money goto ccbill, and is ccbill the one setting the % for every 2nd biller?
5. With what other parties does ccbill work with? I mean, will you work with every exotic biller, or do you only work with a few other billing companies?
6. CCBILL is rock solid. What is a 2nd biller is unable to pay? especially when I read this:

Incredibly, Clients utilizing the CCBill Traffic Manager are not required to Flow CCBill as their primary processor on the transaction. And, as an added bonus, the CCBill Traffic Manager can track cascading transactions in their Reports area, and pay out Client Affiliates for their portion of the Client sale… even if CCBill does not process the transaction in the Cascade Flow.

I mean when I use ccbill, I KNOW webmasters will trust me. But now I can set every other biller as 1st...

JustSexxx pretty much asked everything I was going to!

Will it cascade with Netbilling (our own merchant account)?

The cascading is additional functionality to our existing system. So by and large the stats would remain the same, we are just reporting (and paying) transactions processed through affiliates through other processors. In the beginning of the new year, probably closer to Springtime, we will be announcing more news about our new admin/affiliate system, which will have reporting on a whole new level


yes

No delay, all payouts will be made with funds from the transactions through the CCBill account, same process as before


Our clients would make/have agreements with the other processors, what we are doing is reporting the transactions in our admin (for the affiliate sale made through the other processor(s)) and paying out on it


We will accommodate our clients needs and not have a protectionist policy. we want our clients to use this system and not including certain processors would hinder that.


See #3 :)

yes it will

Good news... thanks.

Get with Netbilling Corvette;0

Mitch loves this kinda stuff:)

Oops never mind it got handled.

yes, mitch loves this kind of stuff :)

man , it´s gonna ROCK !!!

we want to be at it !

If one code will be used to promote everyones site.. how will that effect webmaster referals?

can´t waittttttttt

good question, actually that was a reference to our new system, in which affiliates will have 1 id that can be used for multiple programs, but the link will also have to have the clients account # in it.

Will this eliminate the cross border visa problem ?

ie 1st is CCBILL USA
then if that fails cascades to an EPOCH EU ?

Since they are offered separately on separate pages does that mean we can do this ?

as far as I know this is still a no-no, as you are locked into one processing region per domain.

I would like a clarification on that however ...I have always wondered about this same question. I would like to hear a solid answer from a biller who knows the credit card side as well as ccbill. So look fwd to them replying to your question