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Indeed, these extra fees are starting to make using something like PayPal very desirable as there is suddenly very little difference in fees between Streamline and PayPal if you have a reasonable proportion of customers outside of Europe.
The only reason we take cards is so that we can capture...
The aforementioned charges are indiscriminate of location I believe.
However on our letter, there's also new charges for cards processed that were issued outside of Europe as fined by the Card Schemes (Visa/Mastercard, etc). This may be different for others, but ours is an additional 1.17% and...
I received the same letter today. Not particularly impressed. It's like the Card Payment industry is becoming ever-more inflexible by the day. I don't really think this is Streamline's fault though, it's predominantly Visa/Mastercard.
They should just plain stop processing payments on cards...
If a provider tries to charge you over £10+vat, you can usually go straight to Nominet and get the IPSTAG changed for exactly that price. We change IPSTAGS for free and think that all domain providers should too - all they need to do is send an automated PGP encrypted email to Nominet and...
It really depends physically exactly where the data you want is located on the disk and whether the operating system reinstall overwrote it. In simple terms, it's a matter of luck. If you're not one for defragmenting your disk, then there's actually more chance of recovering your data if you...