I've been looking online for some time now, but perhaps the experts
can lend a helping hand. Looking for an online service similar to
paypal that accepts credit cards and enables that money to be
deposited into a personal savings account. If you can find a service
that does this then the tip will dwarf the $40 price. So just to
recap,
 - Accept credit cards into personal account
 - online service
 - similar to Paypal
 - can request money from people

 Look forward to your business.

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Clarification of Question by nggd-ga on 05 Jun 2003 16:19 PDT

Oh, I forgot to add as well, an account that has an unlimited amount
of transactions, or at least one above 10k +

Thanks for asking!

The following services: 

-- are similar to PayPal
-- accept money transfers into personal bank accounts
-- enable money requests
-- enable you to accept credit cards

Under Additional Resources, below, I've also linked to a comparison
chart that'll allow you to compare features and fees at a glance.

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Yahoo! PayDirect
http://paydirect.yahoo.com/

In the FAQ use the tabs (Top Questions, Account Setup, Account Basics,
Transactions)to answer specific questions you might have about this
service. You may find the FAQ link more quickly directs you to
information about services and features.

Yahoo! PayDirect FAQ
http://help.yahoo.com/paydirect/index.html

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Citibank c2it
https://www.c2it.com/

Scroll down the c2it page, below the login box you'll find the FAQ
link, which opens a javascript window.

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Propay (Annual Fee - $35 USD)
http://www.propay.com/

The FAQ button top/left opens a javascript window with a dropdown menu
of subject questions.

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2Checkout.com ($49 USD Signup Fee)
http://www.2checkout.com/

FAQ: http://www.2checkout.com/faqs.htm

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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C|NET Online Payment Services Comparison Chart
http://www.cnet.com/software/0-5421322-8-6335860-18.html?tag=st.sw.5421322-8-6335860-6.MORE.5421322-8-6335860-18

C|NET Pay It Safe Review of 5 Online Payment Services
Note - eMoneyMail Discontinued by BankOne
       Billpoint - merged into PayPal
http://www.cnet.com/software/0-5421322-8-6335860-1.html?tag=st.sw.5421322-8-6335860-18.back2.5421322-8-6335860-1


SEARCH STRATEGY
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Google Search Terms:

"third party credit card processors"
"online payment systems"

Should you have any questions about the material or links provided,
please, feel free to ask using the Clarify Question feature.

--larre-ga

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Clarification of Answer by larre-ga on 05 Jun 2003 17:37 PDT

2Checkout.com doesn't impose minimums or maximums. ProPay account
transaction limits are variable depending upon Reserve fees.

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Request for Answer Clarification by nggd-ga on 05 Jun 2003 18:40 PDT

Do you know of a service that accepts credit cards with no application
fee and exercises no tranaction limits? That information would yield a
tremendous tip, I've been searching for 10 hours.

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Clarification of Answer by larre-ga on 05 Jun 2003 20:07 PDT

Which category fits your business: tangible products or online deliverables?

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Request for Answer Clarification by nggd-ga on 05 Jun 2003 20:32 PDT

products, we sell used cars online. But require that funds be sent via credit card

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Request for Answer Clarification by nggd-ga on 05 Jun 2003 21:16 PDT

Thanks for your additional assistance in advance.

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Clarification of Answer by larre-ga on 05 Jun 2003 22:34 PDT

Both CCNow and iBill have no setup fees. Each has a $9.95 monthly
service or promotional fee CCNow waives the first month's promotional
fee. Both indicate that there is no transaction maximum as long as
reserve requirements are met.

If number of transactions or volume is the stumbling block, you might
consider setting up a 'load sharing' script that could rotate various
processers into your Buy It page(s), directing the transactions to two
or more processors.

CCNow FAQ
http://www.ccnow.com/FAQ.html

iBill Service Agreement (terms)
http://www.ibill.com/about/Service_Agreement_ibill_catalog.cfm

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Well clearly the researcher involved here didn't spend more than a few
minutes in evaluating the question. Perhaps worth $2 for his efforts,
but not nearly $40. It took many hours for clarification to be asked
for and still no good help was recieved. Hopefully we can resolve this
so that the reputation of all good google answering staff will not be
tarnished. Thank you for your time.