Can I have a credit application on my website so customers can fill out a credit app before consultation?

Question

I want to know a good resource for making a credit application on a clients website... They build custom choppers... but before you can start your project.. they demand you have the credit to acquire the service...
i guess it's not uncommon for "clients" to waste the owners time...

Answer 1

well you could do a form that emails somebody or multiple people the information , but then somebody at the office is going to have to run the person, spend the money to get their credit score/history, ect

i would check out experian.com to see if they have something already put together in a affiliate package where people can check their credit score from your page and print it out and give it to the boss with their credit application, and you will get a piece of all the action that comes from your website . . .

Answer 2

I feel sorry for your customers if you get your ideas on gathering credit card info from Yahoo! Answers.

It has to be very secure for your customer's sake, not only are they trusting you to treat their info with care but the Internet has so many ways to intercept this traffic (which I can only assume, you don't know much about) that they would be in serious jeopardy, unless you get professionals to set this up for you.

You are right to want a little security for yourself but don't forget to carefully consider your customers' as well.

Answer 3

Sure you can... and seeing your work shows you def. know what your doing...many programmers...create custom "SECURE" forms... or you can hire the ANSWER GURU SCRUFFY since he knows all the answers and has a ton of time on his hands. and despite what "He" says...
Yahoo Answers is a great place to get a second opinion or belittle other users...
I ask questions that i already know the answers to
just to get another opinion...
i love people who feel the need to hide behind there monitor
and "try" to look down on others...with there useless knowledge
people like that are the cancer of the internet...