Currently, we only support Clickbank and PayPal. We may be adding additional payment and affiliate options at a later date.

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]]> We don’t recommend changing payment processors once you start selling, but if this is something you’d like to do, you can.

]]> The payment processor is defined site-wide, so you would not be able to use both on the same site. However, if you have 2 separate MemberSnap sites, you can use PayPal on one and ClickBank on the other.

]]> No, you can use the same PayPal account for all of your sites.

]]> We send the information with each order on where to return the person to after purchasing. You need to make sure you have Auto Return turned on as per the instructions on the Training page.

]]> If you use PayPal, there is no test sales process.  You can edit the product to make it very cheap (like 50 cents) and then do your own test purchase. Just remember to change the product back to its original price when you are done. If you are using ClickBank, they provide dummy credit card information for you to use when testing your sales process.

]]> There are good and bad points to both solutions. Clickbank is a little harder to set up but you tend to get more traffic to your affiliate offers. PayPal is easier to set up but you have to spend more time recruiting affiliates.

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In order to receive your sales through PayPal, you MUST:

a) Enter your paypal email address in your account (for each site individually) using the Website > Payment Options page. (You can also define this when setting up your site)

b) Your PayPal account must be set up as either a Premier or Business account inside of PayPal. You can see and change your Account Type by looking at the My Account > Overview page on paypal.com. It is at the top directly below where it says Welcome, Your Name.

c) You have to set up Auto Return and Payment Data Transfer. If you already have these set up and turned on for another site then you don't need to make any changes.

To see your settings for these options, go to My Account > Profile. Select My selling tools from the left hand navigation. Then select the Update link next to the Website Preferences area.

On that page, if Auto Return is Off, select the button for On (If Auto Return is already on, then leave it on). For the return url, put in the URL to your thank you page:
http://www.yoursite.com/thankyou.php (replacing www.yoursite.com with the actual URL to your Membersnap site)

Please Note: Membersnap sends the information for where to return the person to for each sale individually, so it doesn't matter what is in Paypal as the return URL (if you already have it set up for another site or need to change it later), it is only important that the feature is turned on. It will work correctly through Membersnap for each site or product you set up once the feature is turned on.

Below that section is the Payment Data Transfer section. Select the button for On. Then go to the bottom of the page and hit Save. (You may see a message about Using an identity token when setting up Payment Data Transfer on your website, you can ignore that message as we send the information with each order.)

(You will only have to do these settings for your first site. After this is set up once, it will work for your other sites as well)

]]> Step 1: Make sure you have thoroughly read Clickbank’s Help on how to submit your products. http://www.clickbank.com/help/vendor-help/ and work with clickbank to get your product approved.

Step 2: If you still can’t get approved, use PayPal as your payment processor instead.

]]> You can use PayPal or ClickBank. Please note that if you are going to use Clickbank to process your payments, you have to set up each product you wish to sell with them under your own ClickBank account.

]]> We haven't had any issues with people losing PayPal accounts with MemberSnap. You have resell rights from us for every product in the system, which means you have the authority from the product creator to sell the product. My best advice would be to get started and making money. Problems arise in business all the time and you can deal with them if they come up but it's important to take action.

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