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Processing credit card orders on-line

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From: Sparco Communications
Date: Mon, 06 Jun 1994 10:23
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I am in the process of setting up a WWW server. I have been
planning on making commercial software available for 
download after secured mosaic is made available and I can
safely take credit card orders on-line. 

I have been wondering how will I be able to charge the 
card right away and give access for software download ?
I am sure I can access my merchant account provider's
computer via a modem, but I am not familiar with all the
protocols etc. And when I asked them if we could develop
an application that they too could use, they simply refused.

Does anybody out there have a solution to this problem ?

Thanks. 

Mubashir Cheema
cheema@sparco.com
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From: sparco@clark.net (Sparco Communications)
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Subject: Processing credit card orders on-line
Date: 6 Jun 1994 06:23:17 -0400
Organization: Sparco Communications, MS USA 601-323-5360
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