I have a friend who runs a website that accepts credit cards, this
cost does vary greatly between merchants, so it pay to shop around.
But this overhead is more than offset by the number of impulse
purchases generated, by having a credit card facility. There is also
Paypal which is a low cost method for accepting credit cards. Most kit
manufactures like CaptCardboard have gone down this route, so there
must be something in it.
Marty..........
--- In SHADO@y..., "Denise Felt" <neesierie@h...> wrote:
> Marc Martin <marc@u...>
> wrote:
> >I also don't see why adding an online ordering service would
suddenly
> >turn the club into a "business". Fanderson already has a
> >substantial website which includes descriptions of all the
Fanderson
> >Sales items. Online ordering is the logical next step... as is
> >online membership registration...
>
> Marc,
> If you're going to go to the cost of adding credit card transactions
to your
> website, you'd better be a business. The cost is phenomenal!
(Unless
> you're like me and get in on a great deal.) My new site will have
that
> capability, if I ever get it finished! But it is very expensive
normally.
> Fanderson simply may find it too expensive to do at this time.
Eventually,
> however, they'll need to consider it, because sales will increase
> dramatically once they add it.
> Yours,
> Denise
>
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