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Does anyone here use Barclays ePDQ MPI / ePDQ CPI. Any views on which is better? and more crucially what the costs are as they want me to call.

Thanks
Lee
 
Does anyone here use Barclays ePDQ MPI / ePDQ CPI. Any views on which is better? and more crucially what the costs are as they want me to call.

Thanks
Lee

Not used Barclays but HSBC have a similar system but personally cant really fault protx and use your banks merchant details
 
Does anyone here use Barclays ePDQ MPI / ePDQ CPI. Any views on which is better? and more crucially what the costs are as they want me to call.

Thanks
Lee

you mean like Domains For Sale | GreyWing ?

Forgot to add that worldpay are more web friendly than barclays or hsbc imo, £200 set up and 30p debit and 2.5% credit cards.
 
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Tried to configure Barclays epdq with a popular shopping cart software and it was a total bitch.

As above Protx is much friendlier, and if I recall correctly slightly cheaper.
 
you mean like Domains For Sale | GreyWing ?

Forgot to add that worldpay are more web friendly than barclays or hsbc imo, £200 set up and 30p debit and 2.5% credit cards.

What are the running costs mate?

I heard WorldPay used to be really hard to get an application accepted due to online fraud etc, did you find it difficult?
 
I heard WorldPay used to be really hard to get an application accepted due to online fraud etc, did you find it difficult?

This is part of the reason we went with BOS they are very supportive of smaller starts etc.
 
What are the running costs mate?

I heard WorldPay used to be really hard to get an application accepted due to online fraud etc, did you find it difficult?

They have always been pretty cheap, I have been with them 5-6 years and never had any problems. Setup is £200'ish I think then an annual fee of £130.

I have turned over near £500,000 in 5 years and not had 1 chargeback. I think the downside that most people don't like about Worldpay is that they hold the money in a 4 week delay before paying to their merchants.
 
As a developer, I would choose protx. I have Also used secure trading and these are also good
 
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