I am looking for a 3rd party payment processor

[Mr Bo Jangles]

Anyone got pros/cons about chronopay?
I've got a new directory site that I sell advertising on and I need a payments processor.
2CO in their wisdom think some of the advertiser's photos are a little 'racy'.

So I'm looking around for a payment processor that is a bit more intelligent!

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[Mr Bo Jangles]

oh!, I just read that you've got to have an EU registered business to use them - so the search goes on...

[Miklo]

Try MultiCards, they have lowered their rate now for mainstream merchants to 4.95% + 0.45 USD per transaction and a 49 USD yearly fee. They have been in business a very long time.

[john82]

ChronoPay is a reputed and reliable payment processor, If you need good customer care service and looking for reasonable fees,I would suggest to go with them.

[Miklo]

Have you even bothered to read the post or are you just promoting ChronoPay here?

Like he said: with ChronoPay, you need to have an E.U. registered business, which he does not have...

[topguy29]

Have you even bothered to read the post or are you just promoting ChronoPay here?

Like he said: with ChronoPay, you need to have an E.U. registered business, which he does not have...

It seems that is the case quite often, especially with newer providers opening up.

But to the OP, have you check out worldpay, they might be able to help you out.

Any reason why you don't want a merchant account?

[watchfinder co uk]

Ive used 4 or 5 different and i would strongly recommend PROTX, they are miles ahead of the rest when it comes to fraud (their 3rd man system) and their rates have saved me £30,000 this year alone compared to worldpay