Business owners

[donwon]

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I am looking for a merchant credit card account to start accepting credit card payments for our business. I have done some searches online, but its seems like long distance companies, too many different angles. Just looking for a straightforward way to accept plastic types of payments. Volume for charges wont be heavy at all (at most, a few charges a month) so Im not too concerned about the rates. It's those hidden charges that I am worried about. If anything; it will be more of a security factor, used to support the usual payments routes. Thanks in advance.

 

[T Bolen]

Have you called your bank? They should be able to set you up and answer all your questions.

 

[Briank]

Paypal works for me.

 

[Edgemts]

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I am looking for a merchant credit card account to start accepting credit card payments for our business. I have done some searches online, but its seems like long distance companies, too many different angles. Just looking for a straightforward way to accept plastic types of payments. Volume for charges wont be heavy at all (at most, a few charges a month) so Im not too concerned about the rates. It's those hidden charges that I am worried about. If anything; it will be more of a security factor, used to support the usual payments routes. Thanks in advance.

I used NOVA for several years, linked with Wachovia.
Rates are good, big company no hidden stuff.
Only problem I had was that a lot of people in our area use business cards and some of them fall into the, non-qualified rate which is higher ~2.5%
From what I have gathered that is the same with all companies.
If you want more info PM me

 

[Edgemts]

Paypal works for me.

Paypal Charges 3% for all transactions, OUCH.
For every 10K thats $300.00 instead of $152.00
Have a few 50K months and that can hurt.

 

[Brian2by2]

Accepting Credit Cards is pretty straight forward. When I got my Occup. License, I was offered about 10,000 different offers. Ended up going with a local agent who can service my stuff right here if I need help.

 

[sabashioyaki]

Costco's rate is one of the most competitive out there and it's easy to set up.