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Online Payment Processing: What You Need To Know

Overview Not only does operating an online store allow customers to shop 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but also it gives you a chance to increase revenue and decrease overhead costs. The most important part of selling online is accepting secure payments from your customers. Online payment processing includes submitting credit card or other forms of payment information on your Web site. As an added benefit to customers, recurring payment processing should be added to allow the customer to set up regularly scheduled payments. Read how with VeriSign® Payment Services, you have access to a variety of comprehensive, professional-grade features like Recurring Billing Services. VeriSign® Payment Services allow you to offer your customers the added benefit of peace of mind by using a brand they know and trust.

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Publisher	VeriSign	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2003	Downloads	391
Format	White Papers
Topics	E-fulfillment, Business Strategies, Electronic Malls, E-procurement, Intrusion Detection Systems, Security Standards

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