I have followed all of the discussions here on this community discussions
and I understand Seoclerk situation.
But, I also understand that many buyers are ONLY using P pal for their purchasing and
in the past deposited some of the funds into the Seoclerk funding option for using multiple purchasing here on Seoclerk.
I myself as a buyer liked that option very much and I'm not in favor of
using my p pal option to pay individual sellers every time, as it might causes problems for buyer and or seller.
My main question is, why doesn't have Seoclerk the option for buyers to fund their Seoclerk account
with a credit or debit card?
I think that Seoclerk don't have to use a third party like Skrill or so, but could use a merchant account so that Seoclerk might have the option to deal directly with their local bank accepting online credit cards?
This might help all of the buyers to still do multiple purchases from sellers in PK and BD etc.?
Could this be helping our sellers from BD and PK etc.?
Hi,
I assume it's happened due to the Business Model changes.
This model allows Buyers to pay directly to sellers, So it doesn't require deposit options. Every business models have pros and cons.
Earlier, Seoclerks allowed buyers/sellers to store funds in the account and use the fund to buy any service within the market. No doubt, that was a handy option. But it doesn't support the new business model.
I hope they will do what is best for the market, and they know it best. SO keep supporting and stay with seoclerks.
Thank YouHi,
I assume it's happened due to the [b]Business Model [/b]changes.
This model allows [b]Buyers to pay directly to sellers,[/b] So it doesn't require [b]deposit[/b] options. Every business models have pros and cons.
Earlier, [b]Seoclerks[/b] allowed buyers/sellers to store funds in the account and use the fund to buy any service within the market. No doubt, that was a handy option. But it doesn't support the new business model.
I hope they will do what is best for the market, and they know it best. SO keep supporting and stay with seoclerks.
Thank You
Thank you so much for your response.
But, this will still not help sellers who can not accept p pal and solely rely on
buyers who only wants to buy services on Secoclerk by using p pal.
I was hoping that Seoclerk was able to replace the p pal direct funding
with a merchandise solution to accepting credit or debit cards, so that buyers can still
store funds in their Seoclerk account and than buy from the sellers who rely so much on those customers
who only wants to pay with p pal or credit/debit card..
I only hope that Seoclerk is able to rethink about this option for those sellers in Pakistan and Bangladesh etc..
It's such a pity that those sellers are left in the dark, isn't it?Hello,
Thank you so much for your response.
But, this will still not help sellers who can not accept p pal and solely rely on
buyers who only wants to buy services on Secoclerk by using p pal.
I was hoping that Seoclerk was able to replace the p pal direct funding
with a merchandise solution to accepting credit or debit cards, so that buyers can still
store funds in their Seoclerk account and than buy from the sellers who rely so much on those customers
who only wants to pay with p pal or credit/debit card..
I only hope that Seoclerk is able to rethink about this option for those sellers in Pakistan and Bangladesh etc..
It's such a pity that those sellers are left in the dark, isn't it?
You are Absolutely right, with this business model sales are almost zero and we want a polroper solution equally helpful for sellers and buyersYou are Absolutely right, with this business model sales are almost zero and we want a polroper solution equally helpful for sellers and buyers
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I assume it's happened due to the Business Model changes.
This model allows Buyers to pay directly to sellers, So it doesn't require deposit options. Every business models have pros and cons.
Earlier, Seoclerks allowed buyers/sellers to store funds in the account and use the fund to buy any service within the market. No doubt, that was a handy option. But it doesn't support the new business model.
I hope they will do what is best for the market, and they know it best. SO keep supporting and stay with seoclerks.
Thank You Hi, I assume it's happened due to the [b]Business Model [/b]changes. This model allows [b]Buyers to pay directly to sellers,[/b] So it doesn't require [b]deposit[/b] options. Every business models have pros and cons. Earlier, [b]Seoclerks[/b] allowed buyers/sellers to store funds in the account and use the fund to buy any service within the market. No doubt, that was a handy option. But it doesn't support the new business model. I hope they will do what is best for the market, and they know it best. SO keep supporting and stay with seoclerks. Thank You
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