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Used Verifone Credit Card Machine $279.95

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

 

This week we have a limited supply of refurbished Verifone Omni 3750 Dual Comm credit card machine terminals sale priced for only $279.95 plus s/h  while supplies last.   These excellent machines are fully PCI compliant and come with full one-year refurbisher warranty.  You can use this machine with your existing merchant account, with one you apply for elsewhere, or apply for a new merchant account here at https://merchantservices-help.websitesource.net/apply-now.html  The Omni 3750 supports pin debit,  has a smart card reader, an integrated thermal printer, and a very small footprint.  Dual comm means it can be hooked up to either a land line telephone line or DSL, a real money saver because it eliminates the need for a costly dedicated phone line for your credit card machine.   

 Terms:  All sales are final, US customers only, prices good while quantities last, sale price good until Friday July 10, 2010. 

 : Omni3740 To order, call toll free 1-877-689-1691 or click the BUY NOW button:


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Merchant Services in Canada

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

We field lots of questions from Canadian merchants  about credit card processing  in Canada.  Ecommerce in Canada is a particularly popular subject.    So we have put together the following collection of basics  Q and A’s on the subject.

Why chose one Canadian processor over another?

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You work with a real person – this same person is going to help you every time you call.

We are a team of highly trained individuals in the e-commerce field, each of us working with the same business owner for the lifetime of their account. That means that when you apply you will always be working with the same person, who will know your business inside and out. They are not just salespeople, but e-commerce consultants with a large degree of expertise in the field and are able to help with just about any e-commerce related question or issue.

You will save money on your processing costs.

We work with some of the largest banks in the world including the Royal Bank of Scotland and Home Trust Company. Because we broker so many accounts the rates are much lower than are available directly to the public.

We’d like to think we know everything about e-commerce.

We’ve been helping Canadian merchants establish online processing solutions for over 9 years. That may not sound long compared to old world businesses that have been passed down through generations, but in the e-commerce industry that is a long time. We’ve worked with merchants in every major industrialized country, and have established payment solutions in every major currency worldwide. It is very difficult for a merchant to come to us with a payment processing challenge that we have not seen before. And on those rare occasions when they do we have such strong relationships with our network of banking partners that there is almost nothing that we can’t support. (Outside of gaming and adult/pornography products as we do not work in these areas).

We want you to succeed.

We only make money when our clients manage to get up and processing successfully. We are not a bank with a team of anonymous underwriters who share no concern in the success or failure of your business. There is an incentive for us to want you to get live and be successful. The incentive is that we provide accounts at or close to cost for all our customers, only breaking even until they start processing. So quite literally, we are successful if you are successful. Fortunately for us, we are very good at helping our clients set up successful e-commerce businesses!

Any other reasons?

There are many reasons to want to work with us. We suggest starting with a phone call. You will see very early on in the conversation that we are real people, who really know e-commerce. We challenge you to call us and stump with your toughest e-commerce questions. We can’t say it’s not possible – but it’s not likely. More than anything you will see that we are real people just like yourself, and much like yourself have a sincere interest in doing a good job and providing a service of great value to customers. We want to be your merchant provider, and we want to help you succeed. If you want to know how we can do that give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.

Do you include everything I need to accept credit cards?

We include everything that is needed to accept credit cards. You will receive both a merchant account and payment gateway access with real time credit card processing. There are no additional or hidden fees.

We are also able to provide customers with free access to EasyInvoice or EasyCheckout. Both make it tremendously easy to add either online invoicing or “Buy Now” buttons to a website. For merchants looking for a more advanced integration they can choose from over one hundred pre-compatible shopping carts, or can build their own custom integration.

If you are new to e-commerce and need help understanding how to set up payments on your website do not hesitate to contact us. One of our representatives will be happy to walk you through the process and will explain the steps involved.

Click here to find out more about our services, what you get, and how much it costs.

Which credit cards can I accept?

You can process all major credit and debit cards including Visa and MasterCard. We can also process American Express transactions, however only American Express can issue the merchant ID, which you must get from American Express directly if you wish to support AMEX payments.

European cards such as Switch, Solo, Maestro, Laser and JCB are also supported. Note that some European cards have currency limitations and can only handle payments in GBP and Euro. You also will be able to accept all credit and debit cards carrying the Visa or MasterCard logos.

What is a merchant account?

A merchant account is a special type of bank account that is used to hold funds captured from credit card transactions. You must have a merchant account in order to accept credit cards.

How does e-commerce work?

E-commerce is the process of selling sell goods or services over the internet, with payment from the customer being made online. Visit our merchant account lesson for a detailed and thorough explanation of how e-commerce works.

How much does this cost?

We pride ourselves on having the best rates in the industry. Click here to go to our merchant account pricing information.

Why is an application needed to get a merchant account?

Different types of products or services are considered higher risk than others by banks.

When you process a credit card transaction, the bank will transfer the funds from your merchant account into your business bank account after a 7 day hold period. However, your customer can potentially raise a dispute with their card issuing bank for 4 months past the date of the transaction. This could be for numerous reasons including the product was not received, not as described, or it was an unauthorized use of their credit card. This means that long after you have received the money from this transaction into your bank account, your processor is still exposed to liability from potential disputes. These disputes are called “chargebacks”.

That is the reason why you must complete an application. The bank will undergo a risk review of your company, and the types of products or services that you are selling. Most merchants selling household goods and services are considered low risk and are easily approved.

Every merchant account provider has an application process. If they did not it would mean there would be no controls in place to protect themselves from the financial liability associated with fraudulent and disputed transactions. It would not be desirable to place your business with an acquiring bank that did not have these controls in place.

At Merchant Accounts.ca we understand that many providers have a long and complicated application process. By listening and responding to our customer feedback, we have developed one of the easiest and most streamlined applications in the industry. The amount of paperwork we require is minimal, security deposits are not required, and you can be approved within 5 business days.

Click here to submit an application.


What is involved in submitting an application?

We have built a reputation for having one of the easiest and most merchant friendly applications in the industry. The first step of the application is completed online, and you are then given the offline documents which you must complete and fax back in. Very little documentation is required:

Merchant Agreement You will sign and date the merchant agreement.
VOID Cheque Used to confirm your banking institution and funding into your business bank account. Funding to merchants is done weekly. Merchants with an established processing history can qualify for 48 hour funding.
Balance Sheet The balance sheet is a one page financial statement for your company.
Certificate of Incorporation
or Business Registration
Used to confirm existence of your business entity.

The process of applying and being approved for the merchant account is incredibly fast and simple — you can be fully approved 5 business days.


How long does it take to get approved?

To a large extent the merchant controls the timeframe on approval. The most important issue to be aware of when it comes to timeframes is that you must complete all the necessary paperwork before your approval can be issued. Once we have received your application paperwork approval can be issued within 5 business days.

Note that if you provide a particularly high risk product or service, or if your trading volumes are particularly high the review process may take slightly longer. If you are working on a tight timeframe and need a quick approval you can request an escalation in the review of your application. Contact our customer service team to request an expedited review.


Will my application be approved?

We take particular pride in working closely with every single client. This close working relationship enables us to establish a good understanding of your business, helping you to get approved far more quickly and easily than would otherwise be possible. Ultimately, our clients are likely to find the application review streamlined and easy to complete, with a tremendous amount of support available throughout the process.

It is for this reason that we can approve merchants that other providers often cannot – even if you have bad credit it will not prevent approval. The entire process is designed (and is constantly being refined based on customer feedback) to be extremely fast and simple.

Almost all typical household goods and services can be quickly and easily approved. If you have any questions about the products or services you are offering do not hesitate to contact us. Keep in mind that we offer an approval guarantee. There is no risk when applying, because if we are not able to approve your application you will receive a full refund of the setup fee. We proudly offer the most risk free and merchant friendly application in the industry.


What is your approval guarantee?

Our guarantee is simple:   If your application is not approved you will receive a full refund of your setup fee. There is no risk in submitting an application.

Do I need to be incorporated in Canada or the USA?

There is no need for incorporation in order to obtain an account. We work with both small and large businesses. The only requirement is that you must have a business bank account in the country in which your business is based. Any type of legal business entity can use our processing services including proprietorships, partnerships, charities and corporations. Our merchant account solutions are available to merchants located in Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Germany and Japan. Other countries can be supported on a per-case basis.

Can international merchants get a merchant account?

Our focus is primarily on the Canadian market because we are a Canadian company. However, we have a large international client base and in particular work with merchants in the UK, Australia and many other countries. Because we support so many different payment currencies our processing solutions are particularly desirable for international merchants.

Do you have a Reseller or Partner Program?

We offer several rewarding programs that will enable smaller businesses to refer clients to Merchant Accounts.ca for a referral fee, and recurring commissions to our merchant industry partners through our ISO and reseller programs. Click here for information about our Partner Program .

How do I start collecting payment online?

In order to begin accepting credit card payments online, you must connect your website to the payment gateway so that your payments can be processed. You will have several different options to choose from in terms of how you choose to connect your website to the payment gateway.

Shopping Cart Programs: Most merchants choose to use one of the many compatible shopping carts that work with the payment gateway. This is the fastest and easiest way to get started because there is no programming required. If you need help selecting the right cart for your project contact us.

Custom Integrations: We are able to provide technical documentation for webmasters who wish to develop a custom integration with the gateway. Technical information can be found here.

What are your recommended e-commerce best practices?

This is not a difficult question, but every business has unique criteria to consider. We provide the benefit of our expertise to every one of our clients, and encourage you to contact us with your questions. With that said, we can offer 3 important points applicable to every company with an aspect of it’s business on the internet:

– Do not store any cardholder data of any kind unless absolutely necessary.
Merchants using the Standard/HTML method of integration will not have access to any cardholder data of any kind when processing online transactions. The customer enters cardholder information while they are directly connected to the payment server. This makes it impossible for merchants to come into contact with any cardholder data when doing online transactions. More advanced methods of integration are available, but unless you need it, why would you want to store credit card data?

– Provide clear and easy to find contact information.
If customers have questions or concerns they need to be able to speak to someone in your organization. This will make it easier for the customer to purchase, and they can do so with greater confidence knowing that yours is a legitimate operation with good customer service.

– Maintain a customer friendly refund policy.
When purchasing online the customer must know they will receive a quality product or service. With a clear and reasonable refund policy, your customers will be able to purchase in confidence and this will minimize the likelihood of future disputes with customers.

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MasterCard and Discover Announce New Processing Rules

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

MasterCard and Discover are modifying their rules concerning the processing of debit, prepaid and gift cards. Specifically, MasterCard and Discover will now require that most merchants support the processing of partial authorizations, real-time full authorization reversals, and balance response transactions.  MasterCard’s rule changes go into effect May 1, 2010, and Discover’s rule changes go into effect April 16, 2010.

The changes are being made because MasterCard and Discover have identified three main areas of concern that cause transactions to decline for customers using debit, prepaid and gift cards:

  1. Customers do not always know their available balance on their card.
  2. If a customer tries to spend more than the balance available on their card, the purchase is declined, with no option to use the card’s available balance along with another form of payment.
  3. If a customer wants to use a debit, prepaid or gift card, and the merchant gets an authorization, but then the transaction is not completed, the available balance on the card is temporarily reduced unless the merchant reverses the authorization.

The following  section hopefully will answer many questions you may have.  Otherwise,  you need to refer to Customer Service of your processor provider.

What are the new compliance requirements and how will complying with them  benefit me the merchant?

MasterCard and Discover are requiring that merchants support the following three transaction types for debit, prepaid and gift cards:

  1. Partial Approval (or Partial Authorization) — Merchants are required to partially approve a transaction if a cardholder does not have enough balance on their debit, prepaid or gift card.  Also, the merchant must allow cardholders to pay the remaining balance owed with another form of payment. This is called a split-tender purchase transaction.

    Benefit: Prior to implementing partial approvals, a debit, prepaid or gift card with an insufficient balance was declined, often costing the merchant a sale.  By supporting partial approvals, the merchant can turn a potential decline or negative cardholder experience into a completed sale by asking for an additional form(s) of payment to cover a purchase.

  2. Authorization Reversal — Merchants are required to reverse an authorized transaction if a cardholder decides they do not want to proceed with the split-tender purchase upon receiving a partial approval. Authorization reversals will free up the available balance on a customer’s debit, prepaid or gift card when transactions are not completed.

    Benefit: By supporting authorization reversals, the merchant restores the cardholders’ available balance, which enables them to potentially make a purchase (within their debit, prepaid or gift card’s balance) at your store instead of a decline.

    Additional Authorization Reversal Questions

    • If a transaction has been captured (i.e., an auth capture transaction type), can the authorization be reversed?
      No, authorization reversals can only be performed on transactions that have already been authorized but not captured  (auth only transactions). If the transaction has been captured, then the merchant should initiate a void if the transaction has not settled, or a refund if it has been settled.

    • Does this apply to full authorization reversals or partial authorization reversals?
      The requirement applies to both full authorization reversal as well as partial authorization reversals. A partial authorization reversal is applicable for situations where the capture request amount is less than the authorized amount, and the difference will have to be partially reversed. In the case of a partial auth reversal, merchants do not need to do anything; this is done automatically.

 

  1. Balance Response — Merchants are required to print the prepaid card balance on the customer receipt or display it on a customer-facing terminal/POS device/Web page, or both. Prepaid card balance information is made available by the prepaid issuer only for some, but not all, prepaid cards, and support of this requirement is limited to those particular cards.

    Benefit: By supporting balance responses and making the information available to the consumer, the consumer is better informed regarding their available balance on their prepaid cards, and could make additional purchases based on that balance.

    Additional Balance Response Questions

    • Will merchants be required to print the remaining prepaid account balance on both the receipt and display it on the customer-facing POS device or Web page?
      No. Merchants can choose to print the balance, or display the balance to the cardholder, or both.

    • Will the balance be displayed/printed for all debit and prepaid products?
      No. For security reasons, balances will only be returned by the issuer for prepaid cards (and even then, only for select cards) to avoid, for example, printing a customer’s checking account balances. If the”available balance” is present in the record, merchants are required to print and/or display it to the customer, regardless of the dollar amount.

Which payment card types does this change impact?

The compliance requirements apply to regular debit, prepaid and gift cards for the following payment card types:

  • MasterCard
  • Discover
  • Diners Club
  • JCB – U.S. transactions only
When do these requirements go into effect?
MasterCard’s rule changes go into effect May 1, 2010, and Discover’s rule changes go into effect April 16, 2010.   
 
Do I have to support the requirements?
MasterCard and Discover are requiring all merchants to support the requirements with the exception of merchants that exclusively process transactions via batch uploads, mail order/telephone order (MOTO), or recurring payment transactions. Your Merchant Service Provider (MSP) is ultimately responsible for determining if the requirements apply to your business, so please contact them for assistance in determining if your company is exempt.
 
What do I need to do to support the requirements?
The steps that you will need to take to support the requirements depend on how you connect to the payment gateway. For example, if you connect using a shopping cart, point-of-sale device, or other solution, you will need to contact your solution provider to confirm that they will be supporting the requirements. If you connect using a direct integration, you should contact your Web developer for assistance. 
 
Are the requirements global or U.S. only?
At this time, the requirements are mandated for U.S. merchants only.
 
Do issuers support these new compliance requirements?
Yes. Effective November 1, 2008, all Debit MasterCard and Maestro debit and prepaid issuers were required to process and respond appropriately to merchants that support partial approvals and real-time reversals (full and partial). In addition, prepaid Debit MasterCard and Maestro issuers must support the account balance response.
 
Are e-commerce merchants required to support these changes as well?
Yes, e-commerce merchants are required to offer at least one opportunity for customers to submit an additional form of payment after receiving a partial approval.
 
Are there any transaction types that are exempt?
Yes. The following transaction types are exempt: batch uploads, mail order/telephone order (MOTO), and recurring payment transactions.
 
Can the auth reversal be made several days after the original authorization request?
Yes, the authorization reversal for e-commerce and other card-not-present transactions should be generated whenever a purchase transaction is not, or cannot, be completed, and the transaction has not yet been captured.

Note: The account balance response only needs to be supplied to the cardholder in an authorization response to a real-time authorization request.

How do these requirements impact split shipments?
Merchants should be aware of the impact of the requirements on split shipments. A capture submitted for a partial shipment will be matched against the original authorization and release the hold of funds in the cardholder’s account. If the merchant expects to make a second shipment of goods, a new authorization should be taken against the card in the amount of the second shipment and captured when the second shipment is sent.
 
What if a merchant does not comply? Is there a non-compliance fee?
Yes. Merchants are obligated to support the requirements and make the appropriate changes to support these transactions. The payment card brands will be performing frequent “Compliance Monitoring” of these rules changes and will follow through with the appropriate parties if merchants are found to be non-compliant. The amount of fees assessed will be as per the MasterCard and Discover association “non-compliance” fines described in their operating regulations and rules. For more information, please contact your Merchant Service Provider (MSP).

As a reminder, your MSP is ultimately responsible for determining if the requirements apply to your business, so please contact them for assistance in determining if your company is exempt.

Our thanks to Authorize.net for bringing these issues and their clarifications to our attention. 

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Ecommerce in Canada

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

We get lots of inquiries from Canadian merchants seeking information about obtaining a Canadian Merchant account, particularly online internet processing in Canada.  To this end,  we are pleased to announce our affiliation with the premier Canadian Merchant Account provider in Canada, MSI (Merchant Services Inc. of Canada), Included among the many benefits MSI brings to the table are:

Canadian Merchant Services

Canadian Merchant Services

  • Low rate guarantee.  They ALWAYS quote the best rates and prices in Canada
  • Superior personal service from expert LOCAL reps
  • 24/7 support before and after the sale
  • Fast, timely and dependable deposits of funds into merchant’s bank account
  • Easy to apply for, install and use integrated full-featured internet ecommerce payment processing solutions

CLICK HERE to get more information about Canadian Merchant Services and Merchant Services Inc of Canada (MSI)


Many new ecommerce merchants are intimidated and confused by the perceived complexities of getting set up for ecommerce credit card processing.   Not to worry–it’s really quite simple when you work with a reputable company like MSI experts to clearly explain everything and do all the work.  Here’s a brief outline of the process:

The Basics – What is a Merchant Account?

Understanding e-commerce is easy. There are 3 things that make up an e-commerce transaction:

• A shopping cart
• A payment gateway
• A merchant account

The Shopping Cart

The shopping cart software is what keeps track of the products your customers want to purchase as they surf through your website. It is the software that powers the “Add to Cart” buttons that you have probably seen on many e-commerce websites. There are hundreds of popular shopping cart programs to choose from. Some are extremely easy to use, while others are targeted towards advanced webmasters. Picking a good shopping cart can be a daunting process if you are new to e-commerce and have just started your research. If you would like some help selecting a good shopping cart for your business don’t hesitate to  contact us. The only trick is getting one that’s compatible with your gateway and merchant account–that’s what we’re here to help you with.

Some merchants offer services and do not have a product based website. Even if you don’t sell products on your site, you will still have some type of software that calculates how much the customer is supposed to pay you. Think of the shopping cart as the cashier at the grocery store who rings through your groceries. It is their job to figure out how much money you are supposed to pay. In an e-commerce website, the software performs this job and will determine how much you owe for the sale. Once the shopping cart has figured out how much you owe for the sale, it needs to send this information somewhere so the credit card can be processed. This brings us to the second part of every e-commerce transaction – the payment gateway.

The Payment Gateway

The function of the payment gateway is  quite simple . When you go to a shoe store  and pay with your credit card, the clerk swipes your card through a payment terminal. The payment gateway does the same job as that little electronic device, except because it’s an online transaction the credit card is not physically swiped through a terminal. Instead the shopping cart securely encrypts the credit card and order details and sends it off to the payment gateway to be processed.

The payment gateway will electronically contact the customers card issuing bank and check to see if they have sufficient credit to pay for the sale. If so, the card issuing bank will return an authorization and the funds will be debited from the customers credit card balance.

When those funds are captured from the customers credit card account, they must go somewhere. This is where the final part of an e-commerce transaction comes in – the merchant account.

The Merchant Account

When the payment gateway processes the transaction and the customers credit card is charged for the sale, that money has to go somewhere. Specifically, it needs to deposited into a bank account. Funds from credit card sales are deposited into a special type of bank account — called a “merchant account”.

That really is all a merchant account is – a bank account that is used to hold funds captured from your credit card sales. Then,  the money is ’settled’ or sent out of the merchant account, and into the merchant’s regular business bank account.

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PCI FAQ’s

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

PCI Security is a very hot topic in the credit card processing industry these  days  .  Merchants don’t understand or accept PCI, and are frustrated by the new PCI compliance fees they are seeing on their merchant statements (if you haven’t seen yours yet–look harder).  Even worse, several processors and shady merchant services sales people are distorting facts and downright lying in the never-ending quest to steal a merchant account from a competitor in order to make an extra dollar. pcilogo

Let’s set the record straight once and for all.  If you are a merchant of any kind, any size, any industry, here is a concise listing of everything you MUST know about PCI Security compliance:

 

What is PCI DSS?

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards are requirements designed to minimize theft and misuse of sensitive credit card data at every level of credit card processing.

Who has to Comply?

Member Banks – Acquiring Bank and Card Issuing Banks.
MerchantsAny merchant who accepts any of the major card brands, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
Service Providers – Internet Gateways, Shopping Cart Vendors and Hosting Companies

What does PCI Compliance mean to my business?

The card associations require that cardholder information be handled and maintained in a secure fashion. ALL merchants are required to meet the PCI compliance guidelines.

What is the difference between compliance and validation?

Compliance is the process of implementing the security controls and policies required by the standard. Validation is the process of proving that you are compliant. PCI compliance requires both functions to be performed.

How often do I have to validate my compliance?

You are required to validate compliance every 12 months.

What if I change my merchant service provider in the next 12 months?

You will receive a Certificate of Compliance once you have completed the required SAQ and scan, if required, that you will be able to provide to your new merchant service provider to validate your compliance.

What happens if I am not in compliance?

Failure to comply with these requirements can result in significant fines and the possible cancellation of payment processing capability.

Am I liable if my service provider is breached?

It depends, but it is certainly possible. If you use a 3rd party service provider to process your credit card transactions it is your responsibility to ensure they are PCI compliant. If they aren’t and they are breached you can be held liable also. There are known cases of that happening currently.

Does PCI compliance apply to non-profit organizations?

Yes, the liability and risks still exist and need to be addressed. In fact, because you are a non-profit organization the effects of a data breach could be even more damaging to your business due to the fines and other possible penalties.

How do I determine the specific requirements that apply to my business?

Compliance requirements vary by method of processing, such as using a stand alone landline, wireless communications or the internet to process. Simply review the table provided, click on the letter next to the description that best describes your business, and you will be taken directly to the applicable requirements.

What is a Self-Assessment Questionnaire?

The Self-Assessment Questionnaire “SAQ” is a validation tool for merchants and service providers who are not required to do on-site assessments for PCI DSS compliance.

What is cardholder data?

Primary Account Number (PAN)
Cardholder Name
Expiration Date
Sensitive Authentication Data
Full magnetic stripe data
Card Validation Code/Value
Personal Identification Number (PIN)

What can never be stored, even if encrypted?

Full magnetic stripe
Card Validation Code/Value
Personal Identification Number (PIN/PIN block)

What are the 12 requirements?

  • Install and maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data.
  • Do not use vendor-supplied defaults for system passwords and other security parameters.
  • Protect stored cardholder data.
  • Encrypt transmission of cardholder data across open, public networks.
  • Use and regularly update anti-virus software.
  • Develop and maintain secure systems and applications.
  • Restrict access to cardholder data by business need-to-know.
  • Assign a unique ID to each person with computer access.
  • Restrict physical access to cardholder data.
  • Track and monitor all access to network resources and cardholder data.
  • Regularly test security systems and processes.
  • Maintain a policy that addresses information security.
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  • What’s the difference between a QSA and an ASV? A Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) is a firm certified by the PCI Security Standards Council to perform the annual audits required for Level 1 Merchants. An Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) is certified to perform the quarterly scanning required by all levels. Level 4 Merchants do not require the services of a Qualified Security Assesor.Are there different ways to satisfy requirement 6.6?Possibly, depending on your situation one of the following may satisfy the requirement:
  • Perform a code review of all in-house developed web applications.
  • Run all web application code through automated code analysis tools.
  • Perform a manual penetration test on each web application.
  • Purchase and install an application layer firewall in front of each web server.How do I find my IP Address?Consult your network administrator.How do I know if my IP address is Static or Dynamic?Consult your network administrator. 

    What is the difference between a Static IP and a Dynamic IP address?

    A static IP address is the number assigned to a computer by an Internet service provider to be its permanent address on the Internet. If you have a static IP your IP address remains the same every time you log in. Once you have provided JDS with your IP address your scans will be performed without any action required on your part.

    A dynamic IP address is your IP address for only as long as you are logged in for a session on the Internet. Once you disconnect from the Internet, that dynamic IP address goes back into the IP address pool so it can be assigned to another user. Consequently you will rarely, if ever, have the same IP address twice.

     Who can I contact if I have any questions about PCI?   Call 1-877-689-1691 or email your questions to amspcs@juno.com.  You may also contact us at  http://www.merchantservices-help.com/contact.html  We will answer your quesetions and/or refer you to the proper source as quickly as possible. 

  • What other  links should I refer to for additional information and assistance regarding PCI?

    http://www.merchantservices-help.com/PCIcompliance.html contains more valauble information on PCI Data Security as well as a direct link to the PCI Security Standards Council page.

     

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