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On 12/01/11 14:07, Simon Waters wrote:
I'd be interested in any results you get. I can see no real reason why we cant move money around electronically for 0.1% or 1p per transaction (whichever is larger) safely. I'd love to have seen the post office set up a transactions system between accounts which only ever remain in credit. Could have saved the post office and a million small business' Money is meant to enable commerce not steal from it.After the recent Wikileaks activity, wish to switch a small system I wrote to someone other than Paypal. I need a simple subscription/recharging model. Currently it bills people for a year, and PayPal emails then a cancellation option when the next year is due. Either way I need positive notification when the service is cancelled, or a simple option to cancel repeat payments. Need to take payment from as many english speaking countries as possible (at least UK and US). Sums involved are minimal, so I need almost no set-up fee. Per transaction fee up to 50p or 10% are fine, given typical transaction is Â5. I've drawn up a list of vendors who might do (and misplaced it), so until I find it can anyone recommend a suitable payment provider. Simon
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