Tag: merchant account
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Winning Tactics For Your Next Payday Loan Merchant Account
Securing a payday loan merchant account has become challenging over the last few years. Since 2017 nationwide standards in the US became applicable to the market, the short-term lending industry has hit payment roadblocks due to regulation. Ordinarily, payment solutions providers take notice when federal or state policies are issued for a particular industry riddled…
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From Instagram Model To Entrepreneur. Scale Into The Big Leagues (Pt. 2)
Welcome to part two of our blog post on how to transition from being an Instagram model to an entrepreneur. While it is very possible to make good income from Instagram, it is not a sustainable long-term solution. To really make money, you need to sell your own product or service independent of social media.…
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From Instagram Model To Entrepreneur. Scale Into The Big Leagues (Pt. 1)
Instagram models and influencers like Kylie Jenner and Huda Kattan have taken their brand from social media to mainstream. They are building lucrative businesses outside of Instagram. These influencers have shown they do not see modeling on Instagram as a long-term business plan. And, neither should you. Instagram is one of the most popular social…
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Caribbean & Latin American Merchants, You Can Overcome Banking Hurdles
Caribbean and Latin American merchants have turned to DirectPayNet for banking solutions in recent months. What exactly was their problem? The inability to receive wire payments from banks in the US, Canada and European countries. This is a major financial roadblock for merchants in spite of the explosion of the ecommerce industry over the last…
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Negative Reviews Could Affect Your Merchant Account Application
Negative reviews might affect your chances of getting a merchant account approved! Does the following story sound familiar? Say you’re a subscription, adult, dating, business opportunity, cosmeceutical, or nutraceutical merchant and you’ve been processing for a year or more. Your business generates five to six figures every month. Your company is growing and needs another…
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