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29th September 2009
One of the major changes that the internet has introduced to the world is the way people conduct business. Gone are the old traditions of selling, buying and marketing products through old fashioned advertisements and business practices. It started in 199... Read >
Author: wbdoyle15th September 2009
Credit cards and debit cards are viewed as relatively secure methods of making purchases; however as with any security measure there are people who will try to find their way around it. Various increasingly complex methods have been devised to access bank... Read >
Author: wbdoyle10th September 2009
A leading high street bank is introducing new technology that will mean every credit card transaction is examined for fraudulent activity. The programme will affect 10 million credit card accounts and millions of transactions. But as a result, more legiti... Read >
Author: michael challiner04th September 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Tara Tiemann
Indeed, credit cards offer ease and convenience for its holders. But today, debt problems resulting from the use of credit cards seem to get bigger by the minute. According to surveys, compared to the previous years, c... Read >
30th August 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Tara Tiemann
With the convenience that comes with using a credit card, we still can't deny the fact that many of us consumers find it uneasy to use them, but with an acceptable reason. Thousands of cases of credit card fraud every ye... Read >
16th July 2009
For anyone working in the ecommerce solutions industry or anyone looking into creating an ecommerce website, PCI compliancy will probably they have heard a little about. Although it was launched back in September 2006, it is only over the past 6 months th... Read >
Author: Advansys16th July 2009
New technology from a leading bank will mean that every credit card transaction will be scrutinised for fraud. The programme is being introduced by HSBC. It will affect 10 million accounts and millions of transactions. However, legitimate transactions may... Read >
Author: michael challiner07th July 2009
These days consumers are relying more and more on carrying out purchases using credit or debit cards rather than the cheques and cash that were traditionally used. Due to this it has virtually become a necessity for businesses to accept card based paymen... Read >
Author: sam lowe07th April 2009
Is buying online at an ecommerce store as safe and sound as you think it is? And what do the vast majority of online shoppers have to say about this?
As I first contemplated, when I initially got started with my own ecommerce business and set up my on... Read >
Author: Devix 02nd April 2009
Is buying online at an ecommerce store as safe and sound as you think it is? And what do the vast majority of online shoppers have to say about this?
As I first contemplated, when I initially got started with my own ecommerce business and set up my ... Read >
Author: Devix 31st March 2009
Is buying online at an ecommerce store as safe and sound as you think it is? And what do the vast majority of online shoppers have to say about this?
As I first contemplated, when I initially got started with my own ecommerce business and set up m... Read >
Author: Devix 17th March 2009
Nationwide is abandoning its policy of not charging customers to use their credit and debit cards abroad.
The building society has long prided itself on being one of the few providers not to levy foreign-usage fees on credit card and debit card holders... Read >
Author: catherine20th February 2009
Banks and customers all agree that card abuse is on the increase. New technology will always bring new concerns, and we must all play our part to keep our personal details safe from criminals
Card fraud is on the increase. 40 per cent of all card fraud i... Read >
Author: michael challiner20th February 2009
Online debit cards are typically a stepped up version of an ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) card. These are used to purchase goods and services in the same way that they are used in ATM transactions. As soon as the transaction is complete, the funds are ... Read >
Author: Navneet Singh16th January 2009
Cash is no longer King. In Canada cash has recently been replaced by debit cards as the most common form of retail payment. The United States is expected to follow this trend very soon. There are presently 300 million debit cards in use in the U.S. and th... Read >
Author: AlAn Goldsmith18th November 2008
Can't grow your business in recession, you are wrong!
by Caesarea Howard
Here are few steps which could turn your business around. To
begin with, enable a wide variety of payment options.
Credit cards
Have you set up a merchant account allowin... Read >
Author: CaesareaHoward18th November 2008
1 Accept new payment methods
Credit cards
Do you let your customers pay using a credit card ? For some customers this makes all the difference. Your customer doesn't have to deal with a cheque or bank transfer, your customer gets credit payment te... Read >
Author: CaesareaHoward08th September 2008
The process of underwriting of card processing accounts (also known as merchant accounts) is done by processing banks that are members of the Credit Card Associations of Visa and MasterCard. The underwriting process consists of evaluating the risks, assoc... Read >
Author: M. Owen28th March 2008
If you are a small business owner who has decided to provide debit and credit card processing to your customers, you need to set up a merchant account. Choosing a merchant account provider can be an intimidating process. There are a range of fees and othe... Read >
Author: merchantservicesmatthew13th September 2007
One of the major changes that the internet has introduced to the world is the way people conduct business. Gone are the old traditions of selling, buying and marketing products through old fashioned advertisements and business practices. It started in 199... Read >
Author: Egidijus Andreika26th August 2007
A business may come to require funds for a variety of reasons. Sometimes, the need is of a critical nature where the survival of the business is dependant on the availability of quick funds to tide over a bad financial patch in its operations. Whatever be... Read >
Author: Churchgate11th July 2007
Thousands die of hunger daily. Not so in Britain. According to most report issued by Credit Action organization, about a third of groceries, bought by an average British household, ends up in the garbage. This is the most optimistic note of the report.... Read >
Author: -ddd-27th March 2007
Whether you’re doing some online shopping, shelling out five bucks for a cappuccino, or just picking up milk at the neighborhood grocery store, you can never be too safe when it comes to protecting yourself from debit card fraud. After all, if you’re ... Read >
Author: Brit Hall10th January 2007
People do not pay enough attention to their credit cards. They think that loosing a credit card is just a nuisance until they obtain a new copy from the bank.
People need to learn to be careful using credit cards; not only to keep them in safe places b... Read >
Author: James Banks21st May 2006
Credit cards and debit cards are viewed as relatively secure methods of making purchases; however as with any security measure there are people who will try to find their way around it. Various increasingly complex methods have been devised to access b... Read >
Author: sam lowe27th April 2006
The information on your credit card is not as secure as you might believe. It is possible for anyone to acquire your credit card information simply by hacking into a merchant database, stealing your card, or asking you for the information it contains. Whi... Read >
Author: Adam Goldman
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