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Posted by SCforester on October 25, 2007, 6:50 pm
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I have developer working on new subscription type site with monthly
recurring billing. I assume the way to go is with a gateway that will
take the credit info, process and send back to my site to login.
Paypal required the customers to join paypal on recurring billing and
that seems a turnoff. I have not found another that has no set up fee
and fairly low rates. Any suggestions? Also, would it be better to
just have my site use some type of script to send a bill to each
customers and left them manually pay each time. The downside is some
will just not renew but those that do cannot complain they did not
mean to.. A script would have to keep up with the 30 days for each
member based on their join date too.
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Posted by Scott Bryce on October 25, 2007, 7:37 pm
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SCforester@gmail.com wrote:
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> I have developer working on new subscription type site with monthly
> recurring billing. I assume the way to go is with a gateway that will
> take the credit info, process and send back to my site to login.
> Paypal required the customers to join paypal on recurring billing and
> that seems a turnoff. I have not found another that has no set up fee
> and fairly low rates. Any suggestions? Also, would it be better to
> just have my site use some type of script to send a bill to each
> customers and left them manually pay each time. The downside is some
> will just not renew but those that do cannot complain they did not
> mean to.. A script would have to keep up with the 30 days for each
> member based on their join date too.
We already discussed this in another thread.
I have a site that is accessible by subscription. I take PayPal, credit
cards, checks by mail or purchase orders. I can also set up promotions
that will allow a user to obtain a free subscription for a specified
period of time.
I take one-month, three-month, six-month and on-year subscriptions.
I have a script that runs via a cron job every night that checks the
database for subscriptions that are within 7 days of expiring. The
script sends an email out to each of these subscribers giving them
instructions how to extend their subscriptions. I don't send a bill. I
just send the notification.
Some people extend their subscriptions. Some do not. Some did not
provide a good email address, so they never get the notification. Some
try to log in and suddenly discover that their subscription has expired.
The back end of my site is more complex than what I am describing here.
What else did you need to know?
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Posted by SCforester on October 25, 2007, 7:45 pm
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> SCfores...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I have developer working on new subscription type site with monthly
> > recurring billing. I assume the way to go is with a gateway that will
> > take the credit info, process and send back to my site to login.
> > Paypal required the customers to join paypal on recurring billing and
> > that seems a turnoff. I have not found another that has no set up fee
> > and fairly low rates. Any suggestions? Also, would it be better to
> > just have my site use some type of script to send a bill to each
> > customers and left them manually pay each time. The downside is some
> > will just not renew but those that do cannot complain they did not
> > mean to.. A script would have to keep up with the 30 days for each
> > member based on their join date too.
> We already discussed this in another thread.
> I have a site that is accessible by subscription. I take PayPal, credit
> cards, checks by mail or purchase orders. I can also set up promotions
> that will allow a user to obtain a free subscription for a specified
> period of time.
> I take one-month, three-month, six-month and on-year subscriptions.
> I have a script that runs via a cron job every night that checks the
> database for subscriptions that are within 7 days of expiring. The
> script sends an email out to each of these subscribers giving them
> instructions how to extend their subscriptions. I don't send a bill. I
> just send the notification.
> Some people extend their subscriptions. Some do not. Some did not
> provide a good email address, so they never get the notification. Some
> try to log in and suddenly discover that their subscription has expired.
> The back end of my site is more complex than what I am describing here.
> What else did you need to know?
Can you buy the script online?
Thanks
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Posted by Scott Bryce on October 25, 2007, 8:07 pm
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> Can you buy the script online?
I wrote it (them) myself. They are specific to my site.
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Posted by SCforester on October 26, 2007, 7:12 am
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> SCfores...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Can you buy the script online?
> I wrote it (them) myself. They are specific to my site.
OK, well you verified that its do-able that way if necessay. I may
yet just try rrecurring billing with a gateway merchant account.Thanks!
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> recurring billing. I assume the way to go is with a gateway that will
> take the credit info, process and send back to my site to login.
> Paypal required the customers to join paypal on recurring billing and
> that seems a turnoff. I have not found another that has no set up fee
> and fairly low rates. Any suggestions? Also, would it be better to
> just have my site use some type of script to send a bill to each
> customers and left them manually pay each time. The downside is some
> will just not renew but those that do cannot complain they did not
> mean to.. A script would have to keep up with the 30 days for each
> member based on their join date too.