Wrong. It’s basically like this. You’re the service provider, the user goes to your website to pay the account. You use my company as a payment system. In order to incentivize you to use my company, I don’t charge you anything at all. What I do is charge the user the $3.50 processing charge. So in conclusion, the provider is happy because they don’t have to pay anything at all for the service, the payment processor is happy because they get to make $3.50 off of each transaction which let’s face it is probably a lot more than they would’ve made per month off of an account on a monthly subscription or something like that, and the user get screwed.
Yeah, I’ve been wondering that too. Like I always been on top of that, I’ve always been on top of my account. How can somebody not know that. Also, how much information does the third-party ask for to even know all that info. I mean, basically what they’re gonna log into your bank account. Something you could do yourself? That’s giving them access for a pointless reason.