I'm done with CCBill

[HeidiHoe]

bill.creditcard is not bad. There's no visa/mc crap fees, no setup, all inclusive. % a little bit higher but if you consider not paying crap fees etc it might come out well in the end for you. Getting it set up is a fairly simple process, works well for membership as well as single purchase, integrates with woocommerce. You can even sell tangible items. Support is good and payout on time. No problems. It's part of verotel. There's an affiliate setup built in but I have not used it.

[rx_tom]

Whaever makes money, if you can do it without affiliates more power to you man but you are missing out on a whole other way of making $$$.

[Sammy]

You know what CNN 's tag line is "The most trusted name in news"
Well CCbill is the most trusted payment processor in the industry.

[Slim]

Ccbill is too well known to ever become the 2nd largest player in adult, my 1 cent.

[Ricks-Cams]

Surprised they have stayed the most popular billing company so long.

[BarbaraCum]

Surprised they have stayed the most popular billing company so long.

What other options are there that have a free affiliate system

[AlexO]

OP Not to rub salt in your wound but Ccbill always sends my payments on time

[TheButcher]

OP Not to rub salt in your wound but Ccbill always sends my payments on time

Dave's post was not about missing payment or receiving them late.

[tacnet]

Not sure what the entry level is now but if your doing over about $10k a month then you should be able to get your own merchant account and that works out a LOT cheaper than ccbill or any of the other 3rd party processors

Your looking at rates of around 5% - 6% as opposed to ccbill's 15% - 17% (that's a saving of around $1k a month on $10k per month turnover)

These guys helped set us up https://www.emerchantpay.com/

[shoopa]

Not sure what the entry level is now but if your doing over about $10k a month then you should be able to get your own merchant account and that works out a LOT cheaper than ccbill or any of the other 3rd party processors

Your looking at rates of around 5% - 6% as opposed to ccbill's 15% - 17% (that's a saving of around $1k a month on $10k per month turnover)

These guys helped set us up https://www.emerchantpay.com/

Just to learn does it cost money to get your own MA?

[tacnet]

Not sure what the entry level is now but if your doing over about $10k a month then you should be able to get your own merchant account and that works out a LOT cheaper than ccbill or any of the other 3rd party processors

Your looking at rates of around 5% - 6% as opposed to ccbill's 15% - 17% (that's a saving of around $1k a month on $10k per month turnover)

These guys helped set us up https://www.emerchantpay.com/

Just to learn does it cost money to get your own MA?

I dont believe so but, to be honest it was around 15 years ago we set ours up so things might have changed a bit now

Still gotta be worth it though if you could save 10% of your turnover each month.

[jag]

Not to rub salt in the wound , CCbill is still a very reliable partner in payments hon.

[CDSally]

The fees Ccbill charges are so high why any site doing more than $10,000 a month sticks with them is a hard one for me to understand

[wetnwild]

The fees Ccbill charges are so high why any site doing more than $10,000 a month sticks with them is a hard one for me to understand

They can charge those high fees because small sites can not get merchant accounts.

[Terry]

They can charge those high fees because small sites can not get merchant accounts.

You know why they can not get their own MA?

Because a lot of these so called affiliate programs are surviving week to week, they are not making money.