Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Would the new version of BCSE DPM solution be PA-DSS certified? If not and we use it we can still be fined right? Sometimes I wish I could go back to when we hunted our own food and lived in huts. Why does x-carts home page say 100% pci-dss compliant if we have to go through all this?

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

The DPM module doesn't need to be certified - that's why it is such an elegant solution. You are technically entering the CC data directly into Auth.net, thus taking the cart out of the equation.

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Dear Seyfin, could you please fill us in a little more about the USPS API changes. I found the following information below which to me implies that starting April 1st we will no longer be able to give real time rate quotes (domestic) without being on RateV4, and I'm confused about IntlRateV2. Will your upgrade be only for 4.4.6? Will there be a fix for previous x-cart versions? Is there a RateV3 and if so are we all fine? Please advise. Thank you!

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Then x-cart should offer a plug-in themselves for DPM. Just removing an option in return for a $1200 scare-tactic-laden option is wrong. When most people purchased x-cart, they did so with the advertised feature of having payment gateway options from Authorize.net. Furthermore, the customization options that x-cart offers made it seem like we could keep the nice clean behind-the-scenes payment. To remove that and force the polar opposite or a high-priced solution goes against what purchasing x-cart used to be all about. LightweightCommerce is going to be even more confining. Most people bought x-cart to be used as a storefront first and foremost. Removing critical major features in return for a you must buy x-payment or else mentality is getting old.

Despite past misgivings, I just had clientele purchase five new licenses of Pro. Now I am starting to wonder if that was the wrong thing to do. I wanted to keep a little faith, but this throws that faith all alway, almost as much as the switch to LiteCommerce as a core and product name.

I renew my request. I want a justification of the X-Payments price tag if they want any licenses from us or our clientele.

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Unfortunately they don't have a choice ynotcreative, you can no longer use a non-compliant cart to process credit cards. If you don't want to comply, that is your right, but the $50,000 fine isn't a scare tactic, it is a reality of the new credit card processing age.

Just install 4.4.5 and you won't have to worry about this.

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Because this is about principle. Yes, X-Cart could release a DPM solution, which someone said takes care of the issue elegantly. If BCSE or CFL could write a plug-in, why can't X-Cart?

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

How will using 4.4.5. fix the issue? The option for Authorize.net AIM is still there. I just updated to that version in my dev directory.

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

Because 4.4.5 still has the credit card processors - 4.4.6 will not.

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

If you don't mind me asking, what are doing with your sites balinor?

Re: Upcoming X-Cart v 4.4.6 & PCI-DSS requirements
 

I don't run any sites personally, but we've taken just about every approach with our clients - from DPM to External Gateways like PayPal and Auth.net SIM. Need to weigh the cost/benefit - you want the best solution for your customers that doesn't break the bank for you.