preCharge Announces Credit Card Fraud Prevention SystemWritten by Alex Corral
NEW YORK, NY - July 27, 2004 /Send2Press Newswire/ -- PreCharge Risk Management Solutions (www.preCharge.com), a division of Supremacy Financial, today announced launch of a comprehensive, cost-effective fraud prevention system allowing small online businesses to prevent charge-backs on card-not-present purchases. The preCharge system provides most up-to-date and advanced scoring system online today, meeting needs of all businesses from today's small Internet business to most advanced e-commerce sites."The unfortunate onslaught of credit card fraud has continued to drive new businesses into ground and existing businesses away from incredible sales medium that Internet once was," says Alex Corral, Director of Technology at preCharge Risk Management Solutions. "While industry has made one attempt after another to provide solutions, they have either become ineffective or too expensive. preCharge is affordable and easy to use, and combined with our ability to adapt to ever-changing market place, we believe that preCharge will become Internet standard in fight against continued attack on Internet e-commerce." The preCharge system was designed for all users, from novice Webmaster to skilled software engineer. PreCharge features include: Credit Card Validation High risk bin checks, charge-back history, repeat ordering, and over 20 credit card checks are included Free e-mail database checks, advanced e-mail checking, MX record, SMTP checking, open proxies, known spammers and over 50 user-related checks are included
| | When Do You Ask For A Refund?Written by Kim Regan
Have you ever asked to have your money refunded after buying something online? Do you do this often? What are reasons you've asked for refunds? Savvy marketers will try to find out why without making you feel you should not have asked. This would be valuable information to them. Anyone selling on internet should be willing to have a fair and prompt refund policy. To back up their products and claims without hesitation. It is especially important to do with online sales since transaction is done without being able to "read" salesperson and operation face to face. Fairness and ethical behavior goes both ways. Due to fact that online info products and downloadable software are easy to copy and "keep" while also obtaining a refund, buyer kind of has a special "burden of honor" too. I have asked for refunds when a product was totally misrepresented and poorly done. In one instance video and audio courses were sold as being "convenient and viewable anytime and anyplace". Turns out it was a convenience for marketer since you had to view them from his site, and you guessed it, site was very, very S-L-O-W. If I buy something costly and you sell me like that, I want to download and OWN it. Another time I went through an ebook that had not been cheap to buy and it just didn't contain too much I didn't already know. I was just about to ask for a refund (and no,I don't do that often, only a few times EVER) when I decided to look again at ads that made me bite on offer. The seller had not misrepresented
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