yeah. i decided to use TT. The online payment is too expensive. some more my profit margin can't cover the transaction cost.

Thanks for your advice.

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I use 2checkout.com. It cost only US49 but you can only use for one website. They also do not transfer money to your bank but send you cheque (=slow). If you're thinking of having a few different websites and offer online payment transaction, maybe you want to consider worldpay. It's costly (RM2000) but pay directly to your bank account (=fast).

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actually worldpay is having a promotion right now for Malaysia merchant, waive setup fee worth RM688, and only half price annual fee for the first year. don't miss out this opportunity. more details here
Sell More Online » WorldPay Promotion - Updated!

if you are malaysia merchant planning to sell internationally, you need reputable payment solution that's recognized worldwide, worldpay is one of it.

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Now you have another option, amazon.com . I will dig the news later on.

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Paypal suck, but i still use it

I am using 2checkout, but they couldn't accept some of the credit card of my client..

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why not accepted?
- otherwise use local payment providers

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I think 2checkout is a bit strict, then I ask my client using paypal.. no problem at all. just the issue of widrawing the money to Malaysia..

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well you are lucky then
PAPAL is allowing Malaysian withdrawals since yesterday

The PayPal Blog: PayPal Introduces New International Withdrawal Functionality

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is a gd news

i've used iPay88 on my e-commerce website... its a full fledge locally operated payment gateway that can accept credit card payments (both local & international).. as well as m2u, rhb online, CIMB clicks, public bank, alliance online and FPX.

the setup fee was RM488 and they also charge RM68 monthly on top of the 4% they charge for every transaction. i know its kinda expensive, but for heavy volume/transaction its well worth it. iPay88 pays us by cheque every Friday... so there's never any problem on withdrawal.

but the best thing is... its local, easy to get support, easy to setup and can process so many kind of payments that are used by local consumers as well as credit cards for overseas customers.

if you're interested i got it from this company: tech niaga sdn bhd in Bangsar during the recent Gerak Usahawan show at PWTC... got their no sumwhere..

Hi, you may PM me or email me at david_cheong2002@hotmail.com regarding the iPay88.

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2checkout is probably the most compatible solution.. stay away from NEBPAY .. netbuilder .. cz you don't want to end up losing your money..

i think u should use checkout... it's becoming popular nowadays..