Check 2CheckOut.com

[HybernaTe]

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Anybody using 2CO? asa ta ka pa-ilis ug check sa 2CheckOut.com

Thanks...

[oon]

i did some research about this a few days ago and if you're about to do ecommerce, ikobo.com is cheaper kuno. 2co have a signup fee di ba? there's none at ikobo. but never tried either myself.

[HybernaTe]

hello sir, thanks sa response.

Yes indeed 2co have fees (just like a normal merchant account via our banks) We did have a merchant account in our store in Ayala they charge also some fees.

Ikobo is good but there are also negative feedbacks. 2co more secure and affordable. (best is Verisign = costly)

We already have an existing 2co account and we got our check. Now I found a place where can we change US$ checks with out hassle and long wait for banking days.

if you need more info, PM me (i will give you more info on how to change ur US$ checks)

again thanks.

[acxide]

if im not mistake, ikobo's got some problem when you pay using mastercards.

[abelbaron]

Hi, could you please PM me also the place where we can change US$ checks? Thanks.

We already have an existing 2co account and we got our check. Now I found a place where can we change US$ checks with out hassle and long wait for banking days.

if you need more info, PM me (i will give you more info on how to change ur US$ checks)

again thanks.

[HybernaTe]

what type of check? company?

[abelbaron]

google checks

[Astang.Com]

abelbaron : try PNB, although you need to have an account with them. US issued checks are always for deposit and clearing. Normally clearing would take around 20-30 banking days depending the drawee bank.

Been able to successfully encash affiliate checks from PNB. I have inquired from other banks but from my experience only PNB is the only bank that is sure of the no. days while other banks do say they can but they are somewhat hesitant to tell you of the exact number of days, some would even say at least 60 banking days.

[abelbaron]

@Astang: OK thanks for the info. I'll give them a visit sometime.