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I have an account with a company called Propay...They offer these instructions on how to incorporate their services into your website.. I do not have the knowledge to intergrate this myself...Does anyone have any suggestions? The instructions are below..

ProPay does offer an XML Interface that allows you to link your web site or shopping cart to your ProPay Account using XML code. If you are comfortable with the creation of scripts and/or simple programming (or you have a webmaster or business associate who is), this option may be for you.


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Wow, there is a Fee for the interface:

In addition to the annual fee for your ProPay Account, additional fees apply for the XML Interface. The fees for the XML Authorization Interface is $395.00 for the first year and $195.00 each year thereafter.

ProPay is normally used to process payments where you enter the customer`s info yourself. While it can be integated for ecommerce use, it would require lots of additional coding. ProPay does offer an XML Interface that allows you to link your web site or shopping cart to your ProPay Account using XML code however, they don`t offer a "buy button or shopping cart integration.

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I am not a computer wiz by any means (I don`t qualify for being up to beginner`s level); however, if you need a way for customers to purchase--I use paypal`s services.  You can accept credit cards or customers can use their paypal accounts.  It is extremely easy to sign up and my web developer incorporated it into my site.

Don`t know if this is why you had the propay account or not, but I hope it helps.

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