>
>For various dumb reasons my boss wants to use the card present account to 
>process web transactions.
>
>I tried bouncing a web transaction off the card present account, but not 
>surprisingly got the error "account not authorized for that type of 
>transaction" or some such.

My experience with authorize.net is as follows:

We are running AIM card pressent system and can enter card data manually in 
those cases where the customer has phoned in a purchase and given credit card 
information.

In the case where the card is present and swiped, the contents of the enire 
track 1 is sent to the bank as x_track1 variable (processing entity) via 
authoize.net along with other required information via a CFHTTPS transmission 
-- approvals or denials are sent back.

In the case where the card is NOT present, the card number, expiration info 
numeric part of the address and the zipcode is sent as separate variables via 
the same process -- approvals or denials are received back.

As far as we are concerned the process is transparent at authoize.net -- 
however, at the bank or processor, they do keep track of whether track1 or the 
pieces comprising the contents of track1 and different rules apply plus the 
cost of manual transactions are more than scanned transactions.

If you have questions, I suggest you contact Corey Koeing at [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
-- he is the resident program that is familar with CF and the what they do.

Also, of interest is the fact that authorize.net does not handle Pin Debit 
transacitons -- debit cards are handle just like credit cards transactions and 
settle daily...

Hope this was helpful...

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