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ICE BREAKER News Flash: ProPay.com Announces eBay Program

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Written by John Comments
Last Updated October 19, 2008

imgres thumb ICE BREAKER News Flash: ProPay.com Announces eBay Program Today I awake and my inbox has a press release in it from ProPay. Now WTF? I am NOT the freaking press! I hate being called ‘press’ as much as Sarah Palin hates reading it these days, LMAO…but I digress.

Look, you guys been asking about this new payment system and now it has finally surfaced with its planned roll-out just in time for Christmas. We will see how this floats?!?

ProPay Premieres eAuction Account and Full Pricing Schedule for eBay Power Sellers

-ProPay provides simple, safe, and affordable electronic payment processing options for advanced eBay sellers with the announcement of its competitively priced eAuction Account-

j0410179 ICE BREAKER News Flash: ProPay.com Announces eBay ProgramOrem, Utah—October 20, 2008—ProPay, a comprehensive provider of simple, safe and affordable merchant payment solutions, today announced that eBay silver, gold, platinum, and titanium PowerSellers can now sign up for ProPay’s eAuction Account.  The eAuction Account is integrated with the eBay checkout process and gives sellers the ability to accept credit and debit cards quickly and easily for their eBay auctions.

ProPay confirmed the eAuction Account is available for an annual fee of $24.00. This fee will be reimbursed in the form of a $24.00 processing credit to those eBay sellers who process over $3,000 with ProPay during the first 6 months following their account activation.

In addition, ProPay announced transaction fees as low as 2.4 percent. The transaction fees are determined by the seller’s eBay PowerSeller tier:  For Visa, MasterCard, and Discover, the fees are:

· Silver – 2.7% and $0.30 USD per transaction

· Gold – 2.4% and $0.30 USD per transaction

· Platinum – 2.4% and $0.30 USD per transactionebay logo ICE BREAKER News Flash: ProPay.com Announces eBay Program

· Titanium level sellers are encouraged to contact ProPay directly to set up custom transaction fees by calling (888) 227-9856

Sellers will also be able to accept American Express.  The transaction fees for processing American Express will be slightly higher than those listed above.

The account does not have fees that most merchant accounts charge, including bank transfer fees, monthly gateway fees, online statement fees, cancellation fees, monthly processing minimum fees, or transaction downgrade fees. *

The transaction fees are flat so they do not change, regardless of the type of credit or debit card (rewards, corporate, etc.) used. With ProPay, eBay sellers can know exactly what the transaction fees will be each time.

ProPay’s eAuction Account is the first of two accounts ProPay will provide to the eBay seller community, ProPay executives said.   In January 2009, the company will be launching the eAuction Pro Account that is integrated with eBay Checkout and provides several other credit and debit card processing options, such as an online virtual terminal and touch-tone phone processing.   The eAuction Pro Account will also support shopping carts for personal websites, the new ProPay secure card reader, and a direct API.

“Today’s announcement is an important step in our efforts to provide attractive, comprehensive, and technologically advanced payment options for eBay’s PowerSellers,” said Greg Pesci, ProPay Executive Vice President of Business Strategy. “We look forward to growing our working relationship with these advanced eBay PowerSellers, and we welcome the chance to premier several additional cutting-edge services in the seasons to come.”

To set up a ProPay eAuction Account today, sellers can visit www.ProPay.com/ebay.

About ProPay

Since 1997, ProPay has led the market in providing simple, safe and affordable credit card processing and electronic payment services for businesses ranging from the small, home-based entrepreneur to multi-billion-dollar enterprises.

ProPay understands the unique needs of these businesses and has created merchant services specifically for them.  With ProPay, merchants can set up accounts online and begin accepting credit cards without buying special equipment or making long-term commitments or investments. ProPay leads out in educating merchants about how to reduce or eliminate the risk of touching or holding sensitive cardholder data. The company also leads the payments market in the development of secure end-to-end solutions for protecting sensitive data and of alternative payment options that significantly reduce business costs.

ProPay is a privately held company, headquartered in Orem, Utah. For information, visit www.propay.com/pressroom.

* Please see the Payment Services Agreement at www.propay.com/ebay for complete information on pricing and fees.

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  • learnandmasterguitar
    Propay is a great way to make online payment more convenient. Nowadays, better and better method of payment are now offering. That's a good news for all of us.
  • Brandon Crotts
    @ Cliff Aliperti: I just wanted to let you know how we deal with changes in PowerSeller ratings. Your account stays constant for a year. Then at your account renewal, it is reset to the appropriate PowerSeller rate. And as far as your Bronze PowerSeller standing, we are hoping to extend our services to Bronze PowerSellers in early 2009.

    I hope that helps. :)

    Brandon Crotts
    Senior Account Manager
    ProPay
  • I live in the future Dave LOL
  • How do you rate getting a press release dated TOMORROW! ?????

    Also, remember though ProPay is a independent entity, they still use PayPals PayFlow portal so one way or the other PayPal and in turn eBay is making money on your transactions.
  • Good question, that would suck. I dunno the answer, but sorry to hear that you hit a slump, but that has been going around most of us sellers too :-(

    But the holidays are here :-)
  • I am so into trying out ProPay, but my current eBay slump, which mysteriously dates back to the week of FP30 launch, just bumped me from Silver to Bronze PowerSeller, so I'm out of their plans for awhile I believe. Slightly bummed, but seeing some signs of breaking out, so hopefully I can get back to Silver and qualify?

    I wonder what they do anyway had I been Silver and then lapsed into Bronze like 2 days after signing up? Would they just cut ties with me? Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't be all that gung-ho.
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