[Asterisk-Users] merchant account

[Neil Skowronek]

I'm looking for a good way to do this as well.

Can someone recommend a merchant service that works
well with asterisk systems?

I have heard systems that have you spell your name
letter by letter, system beeps to prompt each letter,
then runs a speech to text routine that then enters
the data.

I'm actually wanting to approach it from a 'say your
info' then have human enter info from recordings while
client is in queue.  I have heard that 'saying' credit
card information is more secure and harder for
customer to refute as it is considered a 'voice
signature' This method however would be less practical
as call volume increased. I'd prefer a fully automated
system.

I am currently checking out services from the link
below, I'd like to hear anyone's opinion of these
guys:

http://www.voicestamps.com/subscribe.html

I'll bet you anything they are using Asterisk.

--- trixter aka Bret McDanel <trixter at 0xdecafbad.com>
wrote:

> On Thu, 2005-10-20 at 22:29 -0400, Omar A. Sabek
> wrote:
> > The CC merchant machines I've encountered require
> entry of the account
> > number, exp date, total charge, etc. before
> dialing and transmitting
> > the data. Even though we are able to pass DTMF
> successfully through
> > the gateway, we still make the recommendation that
> any application
> > that requires a negotiation phase (ie, fax
> machines, CC merchant
> > machines, dial-up modem) remain on a traditional
> POTS line. And just
> > like you mention, alternative methods are
> available including web
> > access.
> > 
> > Hopefully, the technological disconnect between
> voip and dial-up data
> > transmission will come to pass sooner than later.
> 
> I should have added one more requirement.  Internet
> authentication like
> so many do.  Although all that I have worked with
> require the name to be
> entered as text, something that isnt trivial to do
> (and asking people to
> tap out their name via dtmf would be too
> bothersome).
> 
> I would like a merchant solution that would work
> 100% off someone
> calling into the system and entering their data,
> authentication will
> then occur via the internet.
> 
> -- 
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