What’s your experience using this payment method?
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Old-TimeTreasures Reputation: 37 See Old-TimeTreasures' booth |
Hello @Old-TimeTreasures,
Thanks for reaching out. It looks like your booth is eligible to apply for a booth payment account to accept direct credit and debit card payments!
Sellers on other marketplaces who have direct checkout enabled have [URL removed]
On average, buyers spend $2.50 more on items bought through direct checkout compared with other payment methods, and they spend $4.50 more per order when they can choose between direct checkout and Paypal.
On average, shops with direct checkout sold 19.3% more than shops without direct checkout.
When the item could be bought with direct checkout, shoppers were 16.3% more likely to complete the checkout process and actually buy.
Google it, for it is true!
Hope that helps!
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Katyoke Reputation: 1512 See Katyoke's booth |
I am a new Pro Gold member for almost a month, yet no sales, traffic is light
Hope for better results next month
Good luck :)
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elisudri Reputation: 44 See elisudri's booth |
Buyers will use it. I have found that about one-third of my sales are with Bonanza direct checkout. It needs though, like every other payment processer, to have the ability to do partial refunds.
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sheepish Reputation: 276 See sheepish's booth |
Buyers do use this option. It means taking longer for the seller to actually receive the funds though. More payment options available allow for a greater sale opportunity.
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InspiredCreations Reputation: 1435 See InspiredCreations' booth |
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