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prohostfirm
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 Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 6:31 pm Post subject: Do you prefer to pay webhosting with credit card ? |
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Many webhosting only offer payment with credit card although credit card owner profile is not secured on the net (there are many cases of credit card abuse by carder) so do you prefer to pay webhosting with credit card or other payment ? Although for webhosting service credit card payment is easier to be manage because it has automatic recurrent billing management. But probably not all affiliates have credit card so they could not get paid hosting if the hosting service only offer credit card payment.
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ebzabc
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| Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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Nowaday, I think paid by Paypal is quite common so that even you have no credit card, you can link up your own bank account or even manual cash deposit to Paypal so that you have fund with them, and then you can pay for other services as needed.
So, for a hosting company only offers so limited payment option, I would be in doublt of their service level with their core hosting service too, because for me, I would consider flexible payment option as a very basic service within a committed service from a company. So, if I were you, I would not take such headache and I would simply switch to other hosting companies as there are many choices around.
Lawrence 
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cameronwhite
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quest
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| Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 1:16 am Post subject: |
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I don't have a lot of faith in any hosting company. I pay with a credit card because of the detailed reports and built in receipt I have for my accountant. I use a bank card from a local bank I do business with so if there is a problem I can get it resolved. I have had to battle a few companies who continue to bill after I am no longer using their services. This is actually very common. I get the same old excuse about how the tech department can't do anything about the billing department. And how it will take a few weeks to show on my end. But when they bill me it's instant.
There is some screwy law on the books that gives the credit card company some kind of out if services are purchased more than 80 miles from your residence (No I don't know the exact law). So having a relationship with your local bank is a good idea. Use a card from a bank you trust when you buy anything online.
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Onix
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Brooke
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| Cre card is the best. Especially because all companies use protocols and sertificates to secure all transactions. |
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