Limited because of my Yahoo Store?!

[FrancisK]

It looks like Paypal decided to limit me because I sell knives on my website, they instructed me to remove them from my site to remove the limitation. Well since knives and such are my primary items I said to hell with them and I will just not use them for my site. I was planning on going with a merchant account anyway so it just forced my hand.

The thing is though I include a flier to my site with all of my Ebay and Amazon sales so Paypal is a priority in my mind since Ebay has everyone brainwashed into thinking Paypal is actually a good way to pay for items.


So i decided to go with CCnow since they accept paypal payments even though their rates are ridiculous. Unfortunately though I am unable to link it up with my existing Yahoo Store checkout manager and I am beginning to think it's not possible, i did email CCnow.

So assuming I can't use CCnow with my Yahoo Store, what are my options? I would continue to use Paypal but removing all the knives from my site isn't feasible, it's a joke anyway since I don't sell anything that isn't currently being sold on Ebay. Are there any merchant accounts that accept Paypal which I can hook up to my Yahoo Store?


Thanks in advance,
Francis

[JamesYaBaoy]

merchant account...>Authurize.net

[FrancisK]

Originally Posted by JamesYaBaoy

merchant account...>Authurize.net

Please elaborate if you could, thank you.

[mantisinc]

If it's on your website - then why the hell are you accepting Paypal?!

Get a merchant account - quickly!

Or Google checkout of course.

[FrancisK]

Thank you for the replies everyone, after speaking with Paypal on the phone, which is like speaking with a retarded child, the limitation was removed because I removed paypal completely from my website. I enrolled in Chase paymenttech which is endorsed by Yahoo and I was approved.

[Jessica1458]

I guess Google checkout will work well on your website, I used them, and god, they protect seller as baby.

Try google checkout, you will love it.