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Discussion in 'General Business' started by SoniaJr, Jan 7, 2005.

  1. daemeh

    daemeh Peon

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    #41
    So I was right after all. Man that feels good. :D
    Anyway, I'm glad you worked out your issues, actually ikobo did that for you. I suppose now you're ready to start selling big time, right? Or are you?
    BTW, what kind of shopping cart do you plan on using? Ikobo's, OSCommerce or some other third party cart? If that's not some sort of secret, of course...
     
    daemeh, Jan 31, 2005 IP
  2. SoniaJr

    SoniaJr Peon

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    #42
    So someone does need a secured connection in order to benefit from the IPN feature ? Hmm, interesting. Anyway if you just want to be notified about your store's purchases then you'll just have to read you e-mails. ;)
     
    SoniaJr, Jan 31, 2005 IP
  3. SoniaJr

    SoniaJr Peon

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    #43
    daemeh, do you know any good IPN script besides the ones from ikobo's site ? I really want to integrate ikobo's IPN with my contability programs. Has anyone done anything like that before ?
     
    SoniaJr, Jan 31, 2005 IP
  4. SoniaJr

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    #44
    Do you know there is a google group called ikobo ? It really exists because I found it yesterday. I thought ikobo users could use something like that. :D
     
    SoniaJr, Jan 31, 2005 IP
  5. Doughty

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    #45
    And what group is that? Frankly speaking I have never heard about it.
     
    Doughty, Feb 1, 2005 IP
  6. Doughty

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    #46
    Oh, that’s not top-secret information :D
    Well, you know, I am just starting my business and I am a little bit limited in money :eek: So I am thinking about either OsCommerce or ikobo shopping cart.
    And what shopping cart do you use?
     
    Doughty, Feb 1, 2005 IP
  7. SoniaJr

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  8. SoniaJr

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    #48
    I use OSC combined with some visual and payment contributions. You can download them for free. In order to configure your osc shopping cart you must have basic php and mysql knowledge. If you don't have a clue about php or mysql then you should pay somebody to install it for you or just go with ikobo shopping cart which is a simple and free method to build your own shopping cart.
     
    SoniaJr, Feb 1, 2005 IP
  9. daemeh

    daemeh Peon

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    #49
    Thanks, for the link, it can't hurt to learn as much as we can about tis subject.
    As for me, I'm also using OSCommerce with ikobo as payment processor. I think for now it's quite a good solution, maybe when I'll have more time and more money I'll hire someone to develop a shopping cart just for me, or buy some of the ones available. Ikobo's own shopping cart is also a solution for many.
     
    daemeh, Feb 1, 2005 IP
  10. Doughty

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    #50
    Thank you for your answers :)
    So I suppose as for now the best choice is to use OsCommerce.

    And as to the google group I will take a look at it. Hope to find some useful information there.
     
    Doughty, Feb 3, 2005 IP
  11. Doughty

    Doughty Peon

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    #51
    And I also heard that ikobo had the limits for the merchant account. So I am curious what those limits are and what is the process of raising them?
     
    Doughty, Feb 4, 2005 IP
  12. daemeh

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    #52
    You're welcome and yes, I suppose it is. OSCommerce I mean....
    About the question regarding ikobo's limits: after you sign up they're set at $500, after you complete one transaction you may chose to have them raised to anything from $1000 to $5000 by sending some documents. You can see exactly what is needed by clicking the raise my limits link inside your' account overview page.
    The process of raising them involves sending some documents to verify your identity as well as your financial status.
     
    daemeh, Feb 4, 2005 IP
  13. Doughty

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    #53
    Are you sure about it? If I am not mistaken I read somewhere that initially saling limit is 1000$ per month…
    But again I can be mistaken :eek:
     
    Doughty, Feb 7, 2005 IP
  14. SoniaJr

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    #54
    You are rightm Doughty. The selling limit is set to 1000$ for every new ikobo merchant.
     
    SoniaJr, Feb 7, 2005 IP
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    #55
    Thank you for your answer, Sonia :)
    Hope you will help me with one more questio :eek:
    As far as I know after the payment is made the money can’t be withdrawn until ikobo verifies the buyer. And how long does it usually take to verify the buyer and release the funds?
     
    Doughty, Feb 9, 2005 IP
  16. SoniaJr

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    #56
    In the past this procedure would have taken two or even three days but ikobo changed this and now it only takes 24 hours to release your funds.
     
    SoniaJr, Feb 9, 2005 IP
  17. Doughty

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    #57
    That’s just great. To my mind it proves that ikobo is really improving its services. I guess I need to communicate with you more often to find out something new about ikobo ;)
    Thank you for your help. Hope if I have some problems with ikobo I will be able to apply to you.
     
    Doughty, Feb 11, 2005 IP
  18. SoniaJr

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    #58
    Every company is trying to improve their services to better satisfy their clients needs. Lately I have seen improvements in each one of the top payment processors in the world. It seems that paypal, 2co and ikobo will be the leaders on this market. They offer cheap and reliable services, always coming with new and interesting features while others just increase their fees to recover their losses.
     
    SoniaJr, Feb 11, 2005 IP
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    #59
    Consider getting your own merchant account.
     
    dcristo, Feb 11, 2005 IP
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    #60
    It seems IKobo had few short-term service outages yesterday. That's not a good thing when it happens at the moment when your customer wants to pay you :(. I hope it doesn't happen often with them, I have used them only few times in the past.
     
    subseo, Feb 12, 2005 IP