Ecommerce Without a Merchant Account
Posted Thursday, February 16th, 2006 11:33 am by Mike Abundo
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A PayPal-less country like the Philippines with a mostly-traditional banking industry could use one of these babies: a list of payment gateways for ecommerce without merchant accounts.
Add Google’s GBuy to that list soon. Oh, and if you don’t mind some hefty paperwork in exchange for strong Philippine support, check out YES Payments.
(Via Mon Lizardo.)
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Also suggest Xoom.com’s merchant services which deposits directly into your bank account and accepts all major CCs, even PayPal.
We recently launched a service called AnnexStore to try and introduce e-commerce in the Philippines. So far, we’ve had lukewarm interest. Our target market are the Philippine Exporters. As of the moment, they’ve been just tried out our basic Catalog setup - without payment gateway and delivery modules. They tend to prefer a simple inquiry system - where all orders are emailed to the owners. We’ve one client who has gone full e-commerce and it would be interesting how they would fare. They are an MLM company and if they do take off, then that would be a good sign for the Philippines.
One of the projects that we’re looking forward to is the introduction of a Cash On Delivery (COD) system. Although it’s still in talks, this system looks promising for Filipinos.
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