Please Help- need for 2checkout alternative

[franny]

Hi,

this is my first post, so please forgive me if I am in the wrong place or unknowingly break a rule.
My problem is this.
I have been selling herbal extracts from my site, recommending them for various ailments.
These are pure raw ingredients and I have no FDA product licenses.
I am based in the UK.
I have been using 2 checkout for 6 months and never had a problem. Until 14 days ago, when they told me they did not support my products and have withdrawn their services.

I am now unable to accept orders.
Please can someone offer me an alternative.
I have tried Paypal but sales plummeted, I presume clients do not want to open a paypal account.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Franny

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[SergioC]

Have you tried Google under "merchant account uk"? it could give you a list of merchant solutions in your country.

Happy New Year!
- Sergio

[franny]

Thanks sergio,
but i think most merchant accouts are of the same opinion as 2checkout, that is they do not want to sell health products.
but i shall try.

Francis

Happy New Year To You!!

[Chrysalis]

well we are considering paypal since they no longer require users to register to pay via cc, is this the method you tried?

[Corey Bryant]

Check out Worldpay / Barclay to see if they might be able to support your products. United States merchant account providers (MAPs) are a bit more lenient at times to these types of products but with you not being in the United States, it is diffcult.
well we are considering paypal since they no longer require users to register to pay via cc, is this the method you tried?This option is only available to certain merchants (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/mer/WAX_landing-outside) in certain countries unfortunately.

Paypal might be able to help you as well. Their site (http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/ua/use/index_frame-outside) makes no mention of health related products.

[Serverextreme]

Hello everyone first time post here so bare with me.
I also use paypal for clients to make there payments
but i think some people don't like using them.

For what every reason My question is I understand
you don't need a paypal account to send payments correct?
How does this work? and how do they send there payments with out signing up
for a paypal account..

Is ther another payment method thats not to costly?
is 2 checkout a good service and is it free?
Thank you for any help on this matter...

[Corey Bryant]

For what every reason My question is I understand
you don't need a paypal account to send payments correct?
How does this work? and how do they send there payments with out signing up
for a paypal account..

Is ther another payment method thats not to costly?
is 2 checkout a good service and is it free?
Thank you for any help on this matter...If you are in Florida / United States check out Website Payments Pro: Solution Overview (USA Only) (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_wp-pro-overview-outside)

[Serverextreme]

Is this $20.00 amonth to use this service?

[Corey Bryant]

Is this $20.00 amonth to use this service?That is what their pricing is. They are probably going to start to use Payflow services hopefully soon as their integrated API

[Serverextreme]

Thank you Corey for the tips seems a bit much for that service
even tho I like paypal and have been using it for a few years now..

[christ]

You can also check www.*********.com

[Corey Bryant]

I am sure that is a great service - since HHO has blocked it

[cpskins]

Any suggestions for Canadians?? right now use paypal and 2co would love to find something else

[ThinkSupport]

Have you tried for :http://*****.com/ its one more money transfer company.

[z505]

Search for processors that allow "high risk" items to be sold. They may charge a slightly higher percentage but if they allow "high risk" items it means you can sell almost anything. Read their Terms of Service to be sure as to what they define as "high risk" .

[blue27]

This thread is 6 months old.
I'm guessing the OP has his answer by now.