[Merchant Pro] Why?

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Monday, February 08, 2010 at 2:39:20 PM | [Merchant Pro] Why?

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This could be a fine application, but why pay when there's a free version? Not to be confused with Merchant Pro, Mobile Merchant Pro seems to have more features, supports Authorize.Net and PayPals Web Payments Pro.

Can anyone tell me how this is a better value than Free?

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