Auctiva + Authorize.net OR Cartmanager + Google Checkout

[Rook]

Over the past week I've read so many threads and how-to guides that my head is spinning. I'm looking to have a fully automated checkout process and narrowed it down to using Auctiva with Authorize.net or Cartmanager with Google Checkout.

Most of the items I sell are $1000-2000 and I generally sell around $15k a month. I've had to start with a fresh eBay ID, but I'm fairly certain I have done the best to protect myself here.

Also, I would still like to use Auctiva o keep track of my auctions since I've heard TurboLister is now a bad idea because of the new account.

Annnny information would be much appreciated!

[Rook]

Originally Posted by savahaganda

you might want to take it easy with that new account... stupid ebay might ban you for selling sometime high priced on a new account... I got banned for selling ink cartridges on ebay... a set of hp ink cartridges for 20 dollars... got banned, very rediculas

Great point! I was actually planning on using it as my buy account until it got 20+ feedback. Do you think it would raise suspicion if I was buying high priced items? Of course I'll have to register a new PayPal (since many low feedback sellers only accept PP). In regards to PP I could do everything short of supplying a new SS#...

[Rook]

Ok cool, glad I'm finally getting some of this straightened out. Do you any experience or recommendation on which is better to go with - Auctiva+Authorize or Google+Cartmanager?

[rollinlove]

Try ccnow, they work great, best thing I ever did. Fuc% paypal they will just be trouble for you in the long run

[OMB]

Honestly even though I've registered for CCnow and am just now beginning to use it, I'm still concerned for their future. They take in an insane number of paypal payments daily and I just hope Paypal doesn't screw them over by freezing their account for any stupid reason.

[Jonas]

Originally Posted by OMB

Honestly even though I've registered for CCnow and am just now beginning to use it, I'm still concerned for their future. They take in an insane number of paypal payments daily and I just hope Paypal doesn't screw them over by freezing their account for any stupid reason.

That's what paypal did to Payko.

[ebayhateluv]

HI- I thought the same thing when i signed up in August, how can they take the paypal hits? I personally ran over $25k through in december.. so times x sellers,, what a couple milllion??
But theyre owned by Digital River/ they market Nortons/symantec , so maybe their very little risk for paypal? diff than us little guys...