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    Coudl Actinic do this without too much trouble...?

    Hi all,

    I have a client who runs a cross-channel shopping site for wine. The way it works is that the shopper 'pre-orders' the products from the website, then has to go to France to pick up the actual goods.

    The catch here is EU tax laws, which say that the company can only take 10% of the total price as pre-payment, then they have to take the rest on pickup of the goods.

    Is anyone doing this or something similar with Actinic without heavy modifications?

    Thanks in Advance

    Allen

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    Hi Allen

    One way would be to have the full payment pre authorised by your payment provider then you can take the payment a bit at a time, ie 10% now and the rest on delivery.

    having the payment pre authorised means that the bank checks that the credit is available, but you can specify when and how much you take up to the maximum for the transaction.

    this would save any messing with actinic.

    Most payment providers provide this option.
    Ian
    Commercial Cleaning Cambridgeshire

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