Re: [asterisk-biz] Fraud. (here we go again)

On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, randulo wrote:

> As Steve T mentions an example above, wouldn't this best be done by
> using a payment gateway that guarantees the card? This is expensive,
> but less expensive than the potential losses. I don't have a name to
> provide, but I worked on software for a customer last year and had
> access to their payment system. It had optional very strong fraud
> protection built in.

If you are referring to Paypal's Fraud Protection Services, they suck and
are way more expensive than MinFraud. I've found MinFraud better at
stopping fraud and giving me details to determine after the fact if an
account is fraudulent than Paypal's FPS ever did.

Your post would be infinitely more useful if you could provide some detail
about this vaporware service...

Beckman
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