What's RBS Worldpay

[FaerieB]

I just had a reminder to pay my No Wires account which was previously set up as Paypal. I changed it to pay by debit card and it automatically allocated me a RBS worldpay account :| x

 

[Merchant UK]

I just had a reminder to pay my No Wires account which was previously set up as Paypal. I changed it to pay by debit card and it automatically allocated me a RBS worldpay account :| x

A worldpay account is a Merchant Card processor I use them on my site, Its not you that has the Worldpay account its the company that your buying with, account.

take a peek here http://worldpay.com/

Its a proper card processor and alot more trustworthy than paypal, so please don't worry

 

[FaerieB]

Thanks Merchant ... is it owned by Tesco? x

 

[FaerieB]

Just read press page ... RBS sold it in December x http://worldpay.com/media/index.php?c=WW

 

[Merchant UK]

Thanks Merchant ... is it owned by Tesco? x

Ha Ha, the thought of Tesco owning everything No its not.

It used to be owned by RSB, Royal Bank of Scotland, but it sold it in 2010

RBS Group has today confirmed the sale of its Global Merchant Services business (RBS WorldPay) to a consortium of Advent International and Bain Capital. RBS group will hold a minority stake. Our new business will now be known as WorldPay.

Tesco use Worldpay for its card processing, it dosn't actually own it

 

[chalkie99]

..........Yet

 

[FaerieB]

Actually Merchant I've just looked again at the email and it is a personal login for me which they created automatically :| x

 

[FaerieB]

[FONT=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, Sans-Serif]IMPORTANT: PLEASE RETAIN THIS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE USE.The following FuturePay agreement with no wires ltd has been set up for you:Agreement ID: ***********Merchant reference: ****Merchant Name: no wires ltdDescription: No Wires Ltd - Invoice #3456Payment currency: GBPDate/Time created (GMT): 10/Jul/2011 15:27:20Credit/debit card no.: ****************Credit/debit card expiry date: 06-13Minimum interval between payments: No limitIndividual payment amount limit: No limitNumber of payments: No limitIn addition to this RBS WorldPay FuturePay confirmation, you may also receive confirmation from the merchant.For all enquiries about your order, such as delivery, cancellation, duplicate payments and refunds, please email your merchant at [email protected] quoting the agreement ID shown above.Visit our Shopper Help page at http://www.rbsworldpay.com/shopper if:* You have a query regarding the billing of your agreement* You want to login to the Shopper Management System to check your FuturePay agreement details, cancel the agreement, or make changes to your card, contact or username/password details.Your login details are:Username: *********Password: ***********Note: The username and password are case-sensitive, so you need to type them in exactly as shown. If you have any difficulty getting them accepted, copy them from this email and paste them into the relevant fields.We strongly advise you to change these details to something easier for you to remember. To do this:1. Go to the RBS WorldPay Shopper Help page at http://www.rbsworldpay.com/shopper2. Using your new details, login to the Shopper Management System.3. Click the 'edit details' button.4. Change your login details.Thank you for using RBS WorldPay, processing payments securely on behalf of no wires ltd.[/FONT]
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[MASSEY]

Why are you posting all the email? are you still taking the tablets?

 

[FaerieB]

Why are you posting all the email? are you still taking the tablets?

Just in case I'm mis-reading it Massey ... it looks to me as though No Wires and or Worldpay set me up a personal agreement which as far as I'm aware I did not agree to x

 

[FaerieB]

are you still taking the tablets?

Thank you for your concern about my welfare Massey btw ... Yes I am still taking the tablets and having therapy ... are your designer jeans still stuck up your ass, along with your head? x

 

[Merchant UK]

[FONT=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, Sans-Serif]IMPORTANT: PLEASE RETAIN THIS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE USE.The following FuturePay agreement with no wires ltd has been set up for you:Agreement ID: ***********Merchant reference: ****Merchant Name: no wires ltdDescription: No Wires Ltd - Invoice #3456Payment currency: GBPDate/Time created (GMT): 10/Jul/2011 15:27:20Credit/debit card no.: ****************Credit/debit card expiry date: 06-13Minimum interval between payments: No limitIndividual payment amount limit: No limitNumber of payments: No limitIn addition to this RBS WorldPay FuturePay confirmation, you may also receive confirmation from the merchant.For all enquiries about your order, such as delivery, cancellation, duplicate payments and refunds, please email your merchant at [email protected] quoting the agreement ID shown above.Visit our Shopper Help page at http://www.rbsworldpay.com/shopper if:* You have a query regarding the billing of your agreement* You want to login to the Shopper Management System to check your FuturePay agreement details, cancel the agreement, or make changes to your card, contact or username/password details.Your login details are:Username: *********Password: ***********Note: The username and password are case-sensitive, so you need to type them in exactly as shown. If you have any difficulty getting them accepted, copy them from this email and paste them into the relevant fields.We strongly advise you to change these details to something easier for you to remember. To do this:1. Go to the RBS WorldPay Shopper Help page at http://www.rbsworldpay.com/shopper2. Using your new details, login to the Shopper Management System.3. Click the 'edit details' button.4. Change your login details.Thank you for using RBS WorldPay, processing payments securely on behalf of no wires ltd.[/FONT]
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Looks like a re-ourring payment set up by no-wires via worldpay to take your credit/debit card subscription.

If your paying with your credit or debit card this is the method which they require payment Take a read here http://www.worldpay.com/shopper/kb/shoppermanagementsystem/sms.htm#sms7000.html

The WorldPay Shopper Management System is an online, password protected tool for managing your Recurring Payment (FuturePay) agreement(s).
Online stores that use the WorldPay service to process payments securely over the internet can also use our service to create Recurring Payment (FuturePay) agreements with their customers. Recurring Payment (FuturePay) agreements are online arrangements similar to Standing Orders and Direct Debits, but funds can also be debited from your debit or credit card.

You can use our Shopper Management System to carry out a number of tasks, including:

• view your agreement and payment details - for example to check that a payment has been taken successfully
  change the credit or debit card payments are debited from
  change your contact details such as your email address for transaction confirmation emails
  instruct our system to attempt to take an outstanding payment
• cancel your agreement.

 

[FaerieB]

Thanks for your time Merchant ... TBH I had problems with No Wires a couple of weeks ago ... I think it's my wordpress blog that's with them :|
Hopefully Daz or G will be able to tell me whether I should move it next week x

Thanks again for your time the scarynet's a minefield that I'm desperately trying to get my head around :redface: x

 

[Merchant UK]

Thanks for your time Merchant ... TBH I had problems with No Wires a couple of weeks ago ... I think it's my wordpress blog that's with them :|
Hopefully Daz or G will be able to tell me whether I should move it next week x

Thanks again for your time the scarynet's a minefield that I'm desperately trying to get my head around :redface: x

No worries Glad to help

 

[OldWelshGuy]

Just in case I'm mis-reading it Massey ... it looks to me as though No Wires and or Worldpay set me up a personal agreement which as far as I'm aware I did not agree to x

you would have ticked a box accepting their terms and conditions, so what you DID was opt not to read them.

 

[FaerieB]

you would have ticked a box accepting their terms and conditions, so what you DID was opt not to read them.

I didn't OWG x

 

[OldWelshGuy]

you didn't what?

part of their terms of acceptance is that you have read their terms and conditions, the moment your click the accept button your are confirming that you have done so, thus ticking the box that you had read and accept to be bound by their terms and conditions.

'ticking a box' is a term, it doesn't necessarily mean you have to physically tick a box, the text is there, whether or not you choose to read it is your call.

 

[FaerieB]

I went into No Wires to pay their invoice. Last year I paid by Paypal but as I had no money in my Paypal account I elected to pay by Visa Electron.

It then offered me two options ... one was to log in and use Worldpay and the other was simply to pay by debit card.

I paid by debit card :| ... I did't tick or not tick anything :| x

 

[Merchant UK]

I went into No Wires to pay their invoice. Last year I paid by Paypal but as I had no money in my Paypal account I elected to pay by Visa Electron.

It then offered me two options ... one was to log in and use Worldpay and the other was simply to pay by debit card.

I paid by debit card :| ... I did't tick or not tick anything :| x

I think its because they use worldpay as their card processor to process your payment, as its a reocurring payment they use worldpay's future pay service. This inturn give you a customer account which allows you to make or change any payments etc...

Its really a nice way to manage your payments each month to them, unless you opt to pay your hosting fees yearly then you would just be taken to the worldpay checkout and charged the full amount.

It really isn't nothing to worry about

 

[FaerieB]

Thanks Merchant ... I'm not worrying x

 

[OldWelshGuy]

I went into No Wires to pay their invoice. Last year I paid by Paypal but as I had no money in my Paypal account I elected to pay by Visa Electron.

It then offered me two options ... one was to log in and use Worldpay and the other was simply to pay by debit card.

I paid by debit card :| ... I did't tick or not tick anything :| x

I am wasting my time here aren't I

I already posted the definition. So i am out of this thread, not really sure why I tried to help .

 

[FaerieB]

OK ... I get you now OWG x