Pay Now button to process credit cards on behalf of my customers triggers a hold
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I would like to use a Pay Now button on my website with text boxes that let me fill in price/quantity/shipping amounts. When I get a customer order, I would like to fill in the payment details, click Pay Now, and fill in the customer's credit card/address/etc on the Paypal site. I'm basically trying to create a simple version of the Virtual Terminal.
I tried this earlier today and got a "hold" notice by paypal. Seems this triggers some IP-based fraud filter. Am I not allowed to enter credit cards on behalf of my customers in this way? I have both Website Payments Pro and Virtual Terminal services activated on my account, but I prefer to have a simple form on my own site with a Pay Now button. That way any of my employees can process a sale without having to login to paypal. Am I missing some way to work around this IP filter?
Thanks,
-Kevin
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