New Maestro Rules but using Volusion

AStyle

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Apr 7, 2009
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Just about at the end of my tether with Volusion. Apart from the set-up issues:
- quoting 3 weeks for a bespoke design job and taking 7 weeks,
- confirming Three times that I could use google checkout as a UK business but then when design completed denying they ever said it
- Never replying to tickets/emails/calls during set-up.
- Mis-selling me the product. Without masses of assistance from TWO very technical people who could code, I would never have got the site up.

That was back in October and I was almost over that. Now I find out from Worldpay that Volusion doesn't support the Secure Code system now demanded by Maestro. Is there anyway round this?

Or do I have to stop accepting Maestro cards?

Also, have any UK users of Volusion found a way to use googlecheckout?
 

AStyle

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Apr 7, 2009
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As I said in my post, I asked them three times (since I too can use google and had read the page you linked to) and they replied 'Yes, of Course!'.. After completion of design, they said 'No, we never said that and read this .. (Apparently, as I am relatively new to this site I am unable to post the ULR - but go to their US site and search google Checkout and you will find "Google Checkout in Volusion Version 5 supports stores based in the United States only."

Has any one circumnavigated this issue?
 
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I am also having problems with volusion.
I am currently using worldpay - and volusion will NOT be taking 3d secure payments. I've asked worldpay what they are going to do about it and they say "ask volusion". I've asked volusion and they said, "try sagepay!"

As I have a streamline merchant number which i use with worldpay - i don't want to have to move my entire billing experience to sagepay. But it looks like it is the only option.

Particularily as google checkout does not work with volusion in the UK.

What are other volusion/ maestro accepting UK merchants going to do? As i really don't know what way to turn next.
Thanks.
 
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