Category: PAYMENT PROCESSING
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PayPal Gets Sued, Stripe Could Be Next – Is Your Business Safe?
You’ve probably heard the news: PayPal gets sued for freezing customer accounts without explanation. It’s no longer speculation, it’s a fact. The class action has been filed and it will be interesting to see how it all shakes out in the end. But it raises some important questions about your own online business and how…
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Legal Online Telemedicine in The United States: Is Your State on the List?
With the popularity of online telemedicine in the U.S. growing, it’s important for anyone who wants to use telehealth services or start their own telemedicine business to know about the laws that govern this burgeoning industry. While there are positive signs that the legal framework surrounding online telemedicine will soon catch up with technology, we’re…
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How to Speak to the Prepper Market
The prepper community is a market that has been growing for years. With the rise of doomsday-proof living, preppers are spending a lot of cash on goods and services that will help them survive an impending disaster. They shop at places like Costco and Sam’s Club, they buy tools and accessories online, and they are…
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Is Your PayPal Account Frozen? Here’s What You Need to Do to Get Your Funds
There’s no doubt that PayPal is a convenient choice for businesses and shoppes, alike. The ability to store a mix of payment methods allows buyers to spend from any source, making the checkout process that much faster. And for businesses, it almost seems like a sure-fire way to receive payment. If a customer’s bank is…
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Expansion Part 2: Strategies for Maximizing Revenue When Expanding into New Markets
Business expansion into new markets is more than allowing your site to accept payments. We covered that in part one. To sum it up, you can add Dynamic Currency Conversion (DDC), open a Multi-Currency Merchant Account, or incorporate in the region. Now that you’ve prepped your store, how can you be sure of customer interest? And if customers…
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