The hardest thing traditionally for me is getting clients setup with a
merchant account with their bank and getting a payment gateway setup (both
of which Chargify/Spreedly still require the user to have)
Keith
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Actually, kinda interested in whether anyone has used chargify, spreedly and
recurly and can make a call between using them from a cost/pain wise as
well. Interested in opinions and pros and cons. I've generally used
ActiveMerchant, but if it's not too painful cost and dev wise would love to
move t
I'd highly recommend using Chargify instead of manually talking to a
gateway. Their gem exposes their JSON API as an ActiveModel resource, so you
can literally do, on account creation:
subscription = Chargify::Subscription.new(credit_card_info_etc)
if !subscription.save
raise ActiveR
http://spreedly.com/ works really well.
Although I like using API.
What is everyone doing for PCI DSS? Does everyone know what that
is/aware of how it effects them?
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 11:17 AM, Bodaniel Jeanes wrote:
> I can't recommend payment express highly enough. We had a fantastic
>
I can't recommend payment express highly enough. We had a fantastic
experience with them, and their support is on our time zone (new
Zealand, actually)
Sent from my iPhone
On 29/11/2010, at 10:15 AM, Myles Eftos wrote:
>
>
>> Ok sorry, what I meant ask is what combination of lib and payment gat
> Ok sorry, what I meant ask is what combination of lib and payment gateway is
> the ducks nuts?
>
> active merchant / dps?
>
> Cheers
>
> Rufus
>
I don't know about ducks nuts, if you use my or Jason Stirk's forks of Active
Merchant, you can use Eway's new Recurring and Managed API. Don't
Ok sorry, what I meant ask is what combination of lib and payment gateway is
the ducks nuts?
active merchant / dps?
Cheers
Rufus
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 9:23 AM, Warren Seen wrote:
> Generally speaking, recurring payments are handled by the card acquirer, so
> the process varies according to
Generally speaking, recurring payments are handled by the card acquirer, so the
process varies according to your payment gateway provider's API.
On 29/11/2010, at 9:19 AM, Rufus Post wrote:
> A bit off topic but what's the best way to go about implementing a
> re-occurring cc charge in your rai
A bit off topic but what's the best way to go about implementing a
re-occurring cc charge in your rails app? ie like basecamp et al.
Also I have spent allot of time hacking 3rd party advertising and ui
enhancements into business catalyst using javascript, not a highlight of my
career :(
On Mon, N
On Nov 28, 8:50 am, Alex Cooper wrote:
> The best platform I've ever seen, by a country
> mile:http://businesscatalyst.com/Run by Adobe.
>
> Shopping cart, CMS, customer database, analytics, the works. It costs a
> couple of extra dollars per month, but I reckon it's worth every penny.
I find
The best platform I've ever seen, by a country mile:
http://businesscatalyst.com/ Run by Adobe.
Shopping cart, CMS, customer database, analytics, the works. It costs a
couple of extra dollars per month, but I reckon it's worth every penny.
- alex.
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 17:14, Ivan Vanderbyl w
Have you tried Big Cartel? http://bigcartel.com/
On 27/11/2010, at 5:10 PM, chris hulbert wrote:
> Yeah, we tried shopify with not much luck - we couldn't log in due to
> an openid bug, and they took several days to get around to try helping
> us, and the support lady kept telling us that there w
Yeah, we tried shopify with not much luck - we couldn't log in due to
an openid bug, and they took several days to get around to try helping
us, and the support lady kept telling us that there was no problem
even though i sent the text of the error we were getting, so we've
come to the conclusion t
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