sales
Oct '08

Does the $50 credit still work with e-junkie with google merchant? Can it be applied after the fact?



Also, if I am selling on another auction site that tells me to put their API into my google merchant account, but I put ejunkies API code in there instead, what happens when someone buys off the other auction site? Will the customer get lost or confused by what happens next?



Why wont the google merchant account take mutiple API handler code lines? What that cause all of the handlers to react to a payment and do their own thing at the same time? If so, then what do others do about this? Set up a new merchant account for every site they want to sell on that handles the sale with google checkout?



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robin
Oct '08
DVRPOWER-DIRECTV-TIVODoes the $50 credit still work with e-junkie with google merchant? Can it be applied after the fact?




Once you meet the conditions, Google Checkout should send it to you.



DVRPOWER-DIRECTV-TIVO

Also, if I am selling on another auction site that tells me to put their API into my google merchant account, but I put ejunkies API code in there instead, what happens when someone buys off the other auction site? Will the customer get lost or confused by what happens next?





If you have our URL listed, we'll get the notification and ignore it since it's not initiated by our system.



DVRPOWER-DIRECTV-TIVO

Why wont the google merchant account take mutiple API handler code lines? What that cause all of the handlers to react to a payment and do their own thing at the same time? If so, then what do others do about this? Set up a new merchant account for every site they want to sell on that handles the sale with google checkout?





There have offered a solution for this and we will be implementing it very soon so E-junkie can work with your Google Checkout account without you having to replace your existing notification URL