star123

Has anyone used ProPay to process credit cards for their online shop or elsewhere? I've heard some decent things about it from some booksellers I work with, but not much else from others. It seems like it might be a decent alternative to PayPal, but there are some disadvantages too, like an annual fee, etc.

melissajean85

I've never used ProPay, I prefer PayPal because its widely known and people are more likely to be already signed up with them. Although PayPal takes out a small percentage, they don't charge anything else and however much it costs you when you receive money is minimal. I'm sure there are lots of competitors, but PayPal seems to be number one.

earningnow

I have never heard of Propay before. Is it an online processor? Is it also accepted worldwide? What are some of the online sites which use it?

sigs

even i have not heard of propay and i dont think its services are available worldwide because i have never coem across people using this term

Rohitpatel

Well I never used ProPay aur never heard about ProPay so I could not able to told anything about this service. But from website I can this is a cool site but no free accounts on the site

FormPay

Propay is a great alternative to paypal. The only downside is the only allow you to charge $3,000 per month and a maximum of $500 per transaction. However there is no monthly gateway fees, Relatively easy to use and can be implemented into your website.

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