Ok, so change the wording...
"I give permission for XYZ to charge my credit card on an as-needed basis
when I make a valid request via the reseller system (valid meaning when
logged on with my username and password), until such time as I withdraw
this statement in writing, or until one year passes"
You will still have to enter your username and password, (this should be
sufficient for verification) before you purchase the RCU's
I'm no lawyer, but I still don't see the problems of doing it this way, I
buy thousands of dollars of hardware per month with a vendor who does just
this...
Don't get me wrong, I'm not bitching about the way they do it now, I'm just
trying to offer up suggestions for a way they *could* do it.
If I'm not mistaken, in order to get a charge back the customer (in this
case the reseller) would have to prove that the product he bought wasn't as
advertised, and/or he didn't receive it. simply providing this proof (such
as a domain registration) and this signed form should be proof enough to
the merchant services company to have them void the charge back.
I for one wouldn't go for a charge back against opensrs, it would be like
cutting my own throat :)
food for thought...
Mark
At 09:30 AM 5/2/2000 -0400, you wrote:
> >
>But the document you've signed gives them permission to charge your credit
>card _once_ for $x. It would be too easy for you to get a chargeback for
>the second transaction.
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