Alertpay instead of Paypal

[guest_user]

Is there anywhere in my account that I can insert a provision to be paid through Alertpay instead of Paypal?

[shivani]

We only work with PayPal Standard, PayPal Pro, Google Checkout, Authorize.Net, TrialPay, 2CheckOut and ClickBank.



We might also add NoChex in future but there are no plans to integrate with Alertpay.

[blueboy]

It'd be great if NoChex was added - is there any update on this?



Thanks.

[E-junkie_Guru]

At present, the payment processors we support are listed here:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.payment.processors.htm



If and when we decide to support any new payment processors, they will be added to that list with instructions on how to implement them. Any new payment processors we might consider would likely be those with a greater International reach, particularly in Europe.



We already have US-based Merchants well-supported with a wide range of available payment processors, so we're not particularly keen to devote resources on adding support for yet another US-based payment option, unless maybe a new one emerges that becomes hugely popular on the scale of a Google Checkout or PayPal.

[blueboy]

TysonAt present, the payment processors we support are listed here:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.payment.processors.htm



If and when we decide to support any new payment processors, they will be added to that list with instructions on how to implement them. Any new payment processors we might consider would likely be those with a greater International reach, particularly in Europe.



We already have US-based Merchants well-supported with a wide range of available payment processors, so we're not particularly keen to devote resources on adding support for yet another US-based payment option, unless maybe a new one emerges that becomes hugely popular on the scale of a Google Checkout or PayPal.

Hi Tyson,



Thanks for the message, it's good of you to come back with such a full response.



I currently use Paypal (through e-junkie) for a number of products and have found it to be great, however I know that NoChex is particularly popular here in the UK and would be such a fantastic addition to e-junkie.



Please could I ask you to consider it for integration as I think it would help convince more UK-based sellers to use e-junkie.



Thanks again,



Paul.