| | | ebayhateluv | 04-24-2008 02:36 PM | Excellent! Bravo..
Exceptionally defined..
Now if I can do it this weekend..anyone can..;) |
| HateEbay | 05-03-2008 09:07 PM | Interested in CartManager Hi Modee,
After I have signed up with Google Checkout and Cartmanager, do I need to fax in any documents to Ebay to have them integrated or just need to do what you instructed? Can you quote me the price for signing up with Cartmanager? Thank you. |
| thelizardking | 05-03-2008 09:13 PM | Thanks Modee, just the info what I was looking for |
| HateEbay | 05-04-2008 09:24 AM | Hi Modee, please show me how to contact you. I didn't see Contact member. |
| GreenBean | 05-04-2008 05:37 PM | Hatebay, to contact modee, you send a private message (pm). Go to his post, put your
cursor on the name, press enter and voila.... that is how you can contact anyone else
as well. |
| HateEbay | 05-05-2008 12:28 AM | I got it. Thank you GreenBean! |
| moh96 | 08-08-2008 01:22 AM | can I use the cartmanager on different ebay accounts?
if yes by doing so can this link these accounts? |
| russman | 09-30-2008 05:36 PM | What do you set as the Payment Gateway Configuration? |
| ebayalien | 10-14-2008 09:04 AM | How do Ebay take card payments when set up with Cartmanager and Google checkout with ⊗⊗⊗⊗ Ebay name etc? |
| ebayalien | 10-14-2008 09:12 AM | How do Ebay take card payments for auctions when set up with ⊗⊗⊗⊗ name and cartmanager Google checkout?
Sorry double post |
| ebayalien | 10-14-2008 09:53 AM | Auctiva Quote:
Originally Posted by ebayalien
(Post 61809)
How do Ebay take card payments for auctions when set up with ⊗⊗⊗⊗ name and cartmanager Google checkout?
Sorry double post | Forgot to ask also do I need Auctiva account linked to all these too?
and I have my banned bank account registered with GOogle checkout is this OK?
Forget that I been reading the threads. |
| gogoguy | 10-14-2008 05:10 PM | All you have to do with Google Checkout is log into the Google checkout account and email the buyer an invoice containing the exact amount that they owe. The buyer can then use the email invoice to pay with their credit/debit card. So just put a note in your listings letting the buyers know that you accept credit/debit cards as well as Pay Pal. I don't think you can accept Checks and Money Orders anymore. Ebay/PayPal has banned mail in payments as too risky; as if Pay Pal isn't the main reason for most of the money being lost by sellers. |
| aking | 10-31-2008 07:41 AM | But how many people will actually pay with Google Checkout? Seems people are brainwashed by Paypal b/c they think it's so "safe." And how do I keep people from automatically paying through paypal as soon as the listing is over? |
| yaw1800 | 11-13-2008 08:51 PM | just a question, my paypal is limited but they say i can still receive payments.
will ebay suspend me if they see that i am still conducting transactions? even though they dont kno whether i am actually getting paid or not? |
| JamesYaBaoy | 11-13-2008 09:38 PM | 1.)Wrong Thread and forum
2.)It is not a good idea to use a limited account(in your case it is only HALF limited)...Which means they can shut you down AT ANY time unannounced. |
| Here We Go Again | 11-13-2008 11:21 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by yaw1800
(Post 65088)
just a question, my paypal is limited but they say i can still receive payments.
will ebay suspend me if they see that i am still conducting transactions? even though they dont kno whether i am actually getting paid or not? | You have exactly 30 days before you PP account goes totally limited.
I did this experiment last month.
Please check out my thread on this topic. http://www.aspkin.com/forums/paypal-...-question.html |
| aking | 11-26-2008 10:59 AM | Just need to verify that these steps are still valid?
Also, when using Google checkout, do you still have to worry about changing IP addresses, using separate user accounts, etc.? |
| aking | 12-17-2008 10:28 PM | a. Select your gateway. (see above)
b. Enter the requested gateway information. (see above
I dont see anything above that says anything about my gateway? |
| yaw1800 | 12-17-2008 10:34 PM | i didnt either but i skipped that part and the cartmanager still works fine |
| aking | 12-17-2008 10:38 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by yaw1800
(Post 69465)
i didnt either but i skipped that part and the cartmanager still works fine | ok i skipped it too. so how do they know to pay with google checkout. I also noticed that paypal is one of the payment options other than credit cards. Why didn't we check that as well? |
| yaw1800 | 12-17-2008 11:07 PM | im not sure about that part. As for cartmanager, it emails the buyer with a pay-now button and they follow the prompts from there. until you get an approved merchant account, paypal is a required payment method |
| aking | 12-17-2008 11:14 PM | ok, so they will get an automatic invoice and payment will be sent to my google checkout? |
| yaw1800 | 12-17-2008 11:33 PM | yes. you will get an email from both cartmanager and GC.
yo ucan also go to your cartmanager account to see whether the invoices were sent as well |
| aking | 12-18-2008 10:01 PM | ok, well i set the GCO up so we'll see what happens when the auctions end. Im tired of refunding paypal payments and resending GCO invoices manually. |
| GREMLIN | 12-19-2008 10:51 AM | Ok so cartmanager looks like its the way forward for accepting GC payments. I cant seem to find a price on here. Modee you said that you are a reseller for cartmanager. Can you please advise how much it will cost? And is it the same price for all? How about any xmas promotions? lol
What i am trying to figure out before i get cartmanager is that say for example the customer decides to pay by paypal on the BIN auctions Instantly like the majority of my buyers do.What will happen then? Or will cartmanager disable this feuture? Its a headache sending google invoices manually so cartmanager will deff help on that side.
For the items that i sell on ebay i must offer paypal as a payment method. So is it correct in saying that paypal will be offered however when the customer clicks on BIN they will be comming through cartmanager which will in turn send them a GC invoice?
I am trying my best to use pp as least as possible
Thanks in advance |
| Johnny_88 | 12-26-2008 12:41 PM | Same questions as gremlin.
Paypal sometimes is required to sell some items, especially when you don't have a merchant account. Googlecheckout / Cartmanager seem like a good alternative but....
Will ebay still send them a pay through paypal invoice on winning?
Will they still have the option of clicking Pay Now on the winning auction page?
If so then they will be disregarding any email by cartmanager or GCO and then we have a problem once again. |
| ferny | 01-09-2009 06:59 PM | Can u use a cartmanager account for multiple ebay accounts without getting linked ? |
| azlanxp | 01-09-2009 08:29 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by ferny
(Post 72043)
Can u use a cartmanager account for multiple ebay accounts without getting linked ? | i also want to know about this...
very interested with CM |
| ferny | 01-09-2009 11:34 PM | I also wanted to know when u state in your auctions u will send an invoice via google checkout, do buyers have to have a google account or google e-mail to send paypal payments when they recieve the invoice ? |
| yaw1800 | 01-10-2009 06:13 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by ferny
(Post 72074)
I also wanted to know when u state in your auctions u will send an invoice via google checkout, do buyers have to have a google account or google e-mail to send paypal payments when they recieve the invoice ? | you need to a little more time reading through the forums.. otherwise you will really confuse yourself. google checkout and paypal have absolutely nothing to do with each other, you cant use paypal to pay google checkout. And in your auctions you CANNOT say you are going to use google checkout. Read through this forum over, trust me it will help you a lot. There are a few more threads you will also find extremely useful |
| GREMLIN | 01-10-2009 08:37 AM | Yaw is right. If you dont already have a googlecheckout account i suggest you get one. it more or less works in the same way as paypal however there are no risks of them holding your money for 180 days. They have other policies such as refunding all the money back to the buyers without notifying you.
This might sound harsh however you are able to set up GC so that it automatically charges the buyers card and will send money to your account without any instructions from yourself. So in other words if your account was to get closed down you wouldnt have much to worry about unless you have sent the item.
When you send an invoice via GC the customer is prompted to put there card details, address and email. They will automaticaly sign up to GC without them realising. Its good to have |
| ferny | 01-12-2009 12:31 AM | If I use google checkout as a payment option and don't use paypal, doesn't ebay make u link your paypal account after to many sells ? |
| simogold | 01-15-2009 03:21 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by ferny
(Post 72272)
If I use google checkout as a payment option and don't use paypal, doesn't ebay make u link your paypal account after to many sells ? | i did it before, i was convincing the buyers to use GC by offering them $5 discount or $10 if they used GC instead of PP. 90% of the them accepted and even some of them i did refund from Paypal because they paid fast.
after a while PayPal limited my account saying they observed some suspicious activities. |
| GREMLIN | 01-15-2009 03:43 PM | Thats the thing with paypal. They will limit your account for many reasons. As im sure many of you have heard that ebay will no longer allow customers to pay by cheque or postal orders. Paypal want there hands on everything.
Dont you think for a seller that sells on ebay and uses various methods to bypass paypal and get paid through other merchants, that paypal will limit there account as they know that sales are being made on ebay but they are not using paypal? In the uk offering paypal is a must, so if we get limited for suspicious activity then regardless to say how we are accepting money we wont be able to list on ebay with the same account.
Cartmanager sounds like a great idea and think you should take up modee's advise and pm him. Some info is far to sensitive to post out in the open. |
| boondoggle | 02-17-2009 04:33 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny_88
(Post 70425)
Same questions as gremlin.
Paypal sometimes is required to sell some items, especially when you don't have a merchant account. Googlecheckout / Cartmanager seem like a good alternative but....
Will ebay still send them a pay through paypal invoice on winning?
Will they still have the option of clicking Pay Now on the winning auction page?
If so then they will be disregarding any email by cartmanager or GCO and then we have a problem once again. | Doesnt seem to be a definite answer to this question that keeps popping up. Has anybody got a solid answer to how you can stop buyers from paying with the Ebay/PayPal paynow button? Ive turned-off Ebay checkout but when I test it with my Cartmanager it still takes me directly to PayPal's payment page. |
| ebaykilla | 02-17-2009 12:44 PM | there is no way of stopping them from using the ebay paynow button if you set up your auctions with paypal accepted with the email address field populated. the best way to counter that action is to put in your payment instructions that you don't use ebay checkout. also create a checkout button in cartmanager and embed it in the auction and direct the customers to that button in your checkout instructions. |
| yaw1800 | 02-17-2009 12:47 PM | or hope you can get them to approve a merchant account |
| boondoggle | 02-18-2009 09:30 AM | Im putting cartmanager checkout buttons all through the description and checkout section, and huge letters saying not to pay through Ebay checkout- but they just will not listen :fight:. Then usually complain so much that I relent and let them pay by PayPal the usual way. |
| boondoggle | 02-23-2009 06:04 AM | Dont all the CM+GC users have problems with paranoid buyers complaining about not being covered by PayPal's "buyer protection" etc?
I set up CM and all the invoices were emailed automatically and there are 3 "winning buyer" buttons inside the auctions, yet every one of them paid directly through ebay checkout and PayPal. So, I have started leaving the email section blank/incorrect and sending the invoices manually, then either no reply from buyers or a paranoid response about protection etc. Im even reorting to bribery/discounts for paying via GC and then they get real paranoid- "this is a scam" "I will only pay with PayPal" |
| sick-bay | 02-25-2009 10:14 PM | questions
1. Won't you have to fax the card processor info to eBay if you're accepting credit cards other than thru Paypal?
2. When you have the eBay-CartManager-GCO trio working as it should, do you have to manually intervene with cut-and-paste or additional fiddling to get the invoices out?
or is the whole process seamless for the seller?
I mean, I choose one software solution over another if it saves me one mousse click,
I would not want to complicate my invoicing with additional steps that are also prone to human error.
3. does CartManager correctly propagate your s&H amounts for various zones, including International, and for "combined" S&H (second and third lots of the same item? Or do you have to manually intervene?
4. can't a buyer "jump the gun" and quickly pay you with Paypal before cart manager has a chance to Google-Invoice him?
Would disabling "automated checkout" in eBay help this?
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