how i can get money from client into my account when i sell a product in my site

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i wanna know how can i get money into my account online in my site what i should do i dont have idea what should i do even i dont know what should i search

i wanna sell a product to client from website internationally so i dont know from which country will be my client what should i looking for ?

Posted 24-Jun-11 6:05am

Christ_88

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 24-Jun-11 12:15pm

To get money from your clients "internationally" you should start by using proper english. Punctuation is also nice to have. Then there's this thingy called capitalization. Apostrophes should be used where applicable. Correct grammar will most certainly also be appreciated by your clients.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Jun-11 0:52am

Look how this... person answers to your useful advice -- below. I'm reporting the abuse, but think a whole OP account could be canceled, maybe after warning.
--SA

Christ_88 25-Jun-11 2:11am

:)) that was funny

Christ_88 24-Jun-11 13:37pm

i didnt know here is an english school and it doesnt have any relation with the question ,and also it's nun of your business how i speak english if u know the answer u can help other wise be silent ,at least you could use better words to express yourself

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 25-Jun-11 13:52pm

Actually I tried to give you advice which you want to ignore as I can see. Nobody will buy anything from your site if you can't even write an intelligible sentence correctly. "... at least you could use better words to express yourself ..." Well at least that is true. I could very well have used better words, but I fear they would be wasted on you. I sorry if you misunderstood my advice. I will not bother you any further with my unsolicited elaborations.
How's that for some better words? ;)

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PhillipFromAZ · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-24T06:54:00

Are you using a Merchant Account such as PayPal, Google Checkout, Authorize.NET or several others? If not this is the best way to do it. Most provide an API so you can Authorize and Capture payments from inside your own website.

I currently use Authorize.NET and they provide examples in several programming languages including PHP and C#. It is strongly encouraged that your "shopping cart" is hosted on a secure server (SSL) using a minimum of 128bit encryption.

If you don't have access or resources for an SSL port then I recommend Google Checkout. They give you a nice API where you can direct your client from your site to Checkout with proper invoice number and amount and Google takes care of the rest.

Any way you go, the merchant account will direct the money less their fees to what ever account (bank checking, savings, or debit card) you select.

Best of luck.

Dr.Walt Fair, PE · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-24T07:08:00

Solution 2

I use Paypal[^] with eJunkie[^] to sell software. First I set up a business Paypal account, then put my software on eJunkie and embedded links in my web site. A customer clicks a Buy link on the web site, it directs them to Paypal to pay using either their Paypal account or a credit card, then emails them a download link.

The money shows up in your Paypal account automatically. It works quite well and the instructions to get it all set up are on eJunkie and very simple to follow.

Posted 24-Jun-11 7:08am

Dr.Walt Fair, PE

Updated 24-Jun-11 7:09am

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Christ_88 24-Jun-11 13:42pm

tnx for the answer

Christ_88 24-Jun-11 14:32pm

your account in Paypal is with monthly fee or the free one ?

Dr.Walt Fair, PE 24-Jun-11 14:39pm

The free one for small business.

Christ_88 24-Jun-11 15:04pm

but as it mentioned it doesnt send the client back to your site , am i right?

Dr.Walt Fair, PE 24-Jun-11 15:11pm

In my case it doesn't, but I think that depends on how you set things up. You might want to check the Paypal documentation if using it directly would be better for your case.

wizardzz 24-Jun-11 15:14pm

I think you can have it only leave the site at checkout time? Not exactly sure.

Christ_88 24-Jun-11 15:48pm

sorry i did'nt get whats your meaning could u explain it more (wizardzz)

thatraja 24-Jun-11 23:29pm

Nice suggestion, My 5! Mr.Walt Fair. Thanks & I have bookmarked your answer.