They're pretty good, i've used them in the past. You can probably find
better rates than what they offer. Honestly, i haven't noticed a
difference between any of the merchant banks other than their rates.
You almost rarely ever have to deal with them, although I'm not doing
millions of transactions a day, so I can't speak for problems involved
with those numbers of transactions.
CardService is one of the biggest merchant banks if not the biggest.
Try and negotiate a better deal with them, do a simple search on yahoo
for "accept credit cards", get the rates from other merchant banks
before you pick one.
You might also take a look at Authorize.net, integrating authorize.net
is much easier and cheaper than something like cybercash. It's just a
simple https form, there are a couple free <CF_authorizenet> tags out
there.
Steve Nelson
Howie Hamlin wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) with Cardservice
> International as a payment provider? They have an available ColdFusion tag
> that can be used for on-line transactions. From their literature:
>
> =============================================================
> To support storefront development in Windows platforms, Cardservice has
> developed a custom ColdFusion Tag, which provides the same functionality as
> the API. The LinkPoint ColdFusion Tag (LCFX)is a built-in utility to be used
> with the LinkPoint API. LCFX provides all the functionality of the LinkPoint
> API and eliminates the necessity of the user knowing C++. For more
> information, e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] or download the manual.
> =============================================================
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Howie Hamlin
>
>
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