Anyone used CCBill for payments? Zombaio?

[MissKatie]

I noticed a UK girl using CCBill on her site and wondered if anyone had any experience with them, good or bad?

On their sign up page it states they only accept registered businesses. Are there any payment processors you can just use as a camgirl without needing reams and reams of business ID? That take all payment types?

[xfatrabbitx]

used them before to process indy shows. good experience, went smoothly.

[MissKatie]

Brilliant, thanks. Wondering if they are better than Zombaio?

[MissKatie]

Oh. I just looked at their sign up and it seems they only accept you if you're a registered business which i'm not Are all payment processors like this? Are there any you only have to give ID to, if that?

[KitanaBlades]

Wasn't there a thread about this like 2 or 3 days ok? Just wondering?

[MissKatie]

I've searched through all the payment processor threads but none mention the issue of being a registered business.

[naughtycamgirl]

I use zombaio and it works fine ( but you need someone to install it on your website)
you don't need any business ID
you can find their rates here https://www.zombaio.com/rates.asp
you should sumbit your website url first for approval here https://www.zombaio.com/SiteChecker.asp
you can see verotel also, but I don't know peole using it
http://www.verotel.com/

[BlankStare]

CCBill will take you, even if you aren't a registered business. They called me after I set up an account and took me step-by-step to set up my account. I love CCBill. Like naughty said- Zombaio needs to be integrated into your site (if you have a flash-based site like Wix or a site where you do not control the backend.. you're out of luck). I know someone here was using Verotel, but I think that also needs to be integrated.

Zombaio is better if you have a site that you can integrate with. They have better rates, and no Visa set up fee (ccbill is 750usd for visa).

[MissKatie]

Woah man those fees are steep!!!! Jeez, is it worth it? I don't expect to be making much, maybe £50 - £100 per week if that, selling content and maybe panties/ used items.

[ShellyConnors]

I like Zombaio but I noticed that some guys from some countries have problems using it. I like the fee structure. For a $60 show I kept $54.66... just my style. It is somewhat difficult to set up the script but it's worth it to me to have pay buttons on my site. I don't always like having to send an invoice via Alertpay, and some guys are just impulse buyers and like to tribute and stuff without me being there to tell them what to do. There is none of that $750 fee crap either. I really like Zombaio. I just wish it worked for more guys' credit cards (unless they were just broke asses playing games, which is also possible).

[bluexxxtasy]

if you have any info in intergrating it please shoot me some info...mine is all approved for zombaio and ready to go.. but i have to figure out how to intergrate it on my own because i have a database site..aka wordpress...smh i had verotel in the past just have to resend my info and get it switched to webcam payment stuff

I use zombaio and it works fine ( but you need someone to install it on your website)
you don't need any business ID
you can find their rates here https://www.zombaio.com/rates.asp
you should sumbit your website url first for approval here https://www.zombaio.com/SiteChecker.asp
you can see verotel also, but I don't know peole using it
http://www.verotel.com/

[loveshooks]

ShellyConnors, have you noticed a difference (regarding c/c declines) since zombaio switched to the e-ticket format? This was always the one thing I really hated about zombaio, sometimes even the c/c's of my best regs would get declined, so I knew 100% that it wasn't just broke-ass losers tryin to f$%k with me..I suspect the problem was the (zombaio) user password that guys used to have to enter along with their c/c info, if they forgot that password then the transaction wouldn't process, but I could be wrong. Anyway, I haven't encountered the denied transaction issue since the new format came along...has it been the same for you?
Aside from that, I can't be alot of help Katie, cuz I use both ccbill and zombaio yet don't handle the processing for either, but I will say that since alot of guys do use visa cards, zombaio offers this slight advantage at no extra cost.
Btw MissKatie I love the design of your website; it sets a seductive mood and the pictures are hella hot

[BlankStare]

Yes, the fees are pretty steep- 14.9% + 5% rolling reserve for 26 weeks for transactions. It will go down if you process more than 5k/month. The $750 only applies if you want to accept visa.. you can still accept mastercard, jcb, diners club, discover, and a few others.. even pay by phone.

Blue- Zombaio will integrate their services for you. Contact live help.. they may charge you a small fee, but honestly cannot recall paying them to set it up for me. Same goes for CCBill if you wish to integrate.


Oh, and just in case- you CAN use both processors on your site if one declines your client. You can have them sent straight from the Zombaio form to the CCBill form if Zombaio declines.

[MissKatie]

Right that is about the 4th job on my list to look into lol. Thanks ladies, Zombaio looks about the best because of the lower fees. I'm also on a wordpress site so will have to do some research.

[bluexxxtasy]

i had them set it up and because i have a database site aka wordpress they said they cannot continue/ do the installation. id have to have my technical team do it. since i got no clue how to do it i have to find some1 that does or has it intergrated on a wordpress site

Yes, the fees are pretty steep- 14.9% + 5% rolling reserve for 26 weeks for transactions. It will go down if you process more than 5k/month. The $750 only applies if you want to accept visa.. you can still accept mastercard, jcb, diners club, discover, and a few others.. even pay by phone.

Blue- Zombaio will integrate their services for you. Contact live help.. they may charge you a small fee, but honestly cannot recall paying them to set it up for me. Same goes for CCBill if you wish to integrate.


Oh, and just in case- you CAN use both processors on your site if one declines your client. You can have them sent straight from the Zombaio form to the CCBill form if Zombaio declines.

[BlankStare]

Zombaio has a wp plugin - maybe this will help with installation, from what i understand there are a few different plugins you can buy: https://www.zombaio.com/developer_sdk.asp

[bluexxxtasy]

yeah so far the plugin does not work..smh.. hell it dont even come up in wordpress...idk.. i am about to look for other options or some shit because im losing money/potiental money at this point

[BlankStare]

^^ Did you use the one on the Zombaio site? That one is just an example how to install the actual plugin, which may be why it's not working.. or did u buy the plugin? Does it come with support?

[bluexxxtasy]

i have had it. im done fuckin with it.. ive given it the college effort...ive even asked folks for some assistance w no answer.. today i cleared my head and read yet again the api thingy to no avail. im done it was not meant to intergrate that ish with my site.. im no longer fighting it... i dont know what pisses me off more the fact that im askin people who may charge me and willing to pay but they wont answer, or the fact i just can't do the shit myself...


sorry for the mini rant..im just beyond frustrated

[SupaByoch]

I had to get some help from dreamhost when I used zombaio for my members area (which I have since dumped - fuck a buncha cheap membership access to all my content!) - zombaio told me the same thing, that they couldn't do the setup because there was another database on my site (wordpress).

I found the setup to be too damn complicated and not something I wanted to take the time to learn. I'd rather send my customers to another place where I at least know the payment process will go through in reasonable time. meh

I'm not in the programming business. I'm in the camming business. I want to spend less time on the backend and more time on the things that make me money! Dickin around in the backend, as much as I might like it, does not make me money.