Credit Card Payment Machine

i want to take payment from credit card for the goods sold. from whom can i get the edc machine to take payment

You need to get set up with a Merchant Services account. You can usually do this through your bank. I do know a company called Premier who offers a free machine when you open an account. their website is www.processpremier.com.

2009-05-08 14:10:34 by prashant_salvi2003

www.MerchantAccount-Free.com Free Hypercom Optimum T4100 Credit Card Processing Terminal Vist http email ryan.t@bngholdingsinc.com for info Tags ...

Getting a machine is pretty easy - the merchant processing account is where all of your decisions will take place.

Credit card processing companies charge rates and fees for their services. Every time you process a card, a certain percentage of that transaction is paid to the merchant processor. Also, a higher fee is charged for certain types of transactions (i.e. Visa Rewards cards, MasterCard World cards, Visa or MC corporate cards, and transactions when the cardholder is not present). Once you have profiled your expected transaction profile based on the way you take your cards and what your average transaction and volume will be, you will be able to decide how to move ahead with processing. You may not need a terminal at all to process cards! Be sure to not get hooked by the "lowest rate" or free equipment. These are scams and you end up paying more than you expected.

If you would like more information, contact me at 920-993-9433 or at jbordeaux@windriverfinancial.com. Wind River is a custom processing company that helps set up merchants with the best possible processing options.

2006-05-31 09:43:31 by nev s

Price: $79.95

Works with free Intuit GoPayment iPhone app; low monthly service fees
Low-profile, soft-touch case allows you to process any major credit card by swiping along the bottom of the case
Digital signatures; e-mail or text message receipts; sync account information with QuickBooks

I have a costumer that owe me $2500, he wants to pay me with credit card. I dont have any credit card account machine. So I opened an account with paypal and I read that paypal charge 2.9%. How long does it takes to receive payment from a credit card?
I know that the 2.9% fee is good, but my question is how long does paypal takes to deposit the money to my account. Because usually credit cards payment takes more than debit cards.

paypal is a fast safe secure way of getting you money.
its a good intermediary between buyer and seller and because they
provide a secured service for both buyer and seller naturally there
is going to be a fee , but thats the cost of doing business.

take the payment and just accept the small fee paypal charges. No big deal , they are giving you a service so live with it.

as far as time.......instant. YOU GET ACCESS TO YOUR FUNDS RIGHT AWAY EVEN IF ITS A CREDIT CARD PAYMENT.
Ask for a withdrawal and paypal will send funds to your checking account and it takes about 3 days. That service is free.

buyer feels safe , seller feels safe , and everyones protected. So why shouldnt they charge a fee ? heck its less than what you would leave as a tip right ? my girlfriend says i should tip 15% but i feel better with 10%.
so paypal charges 2.9% , big deal. You get your money fast and safe.

by the way , ebay owns paypal and its proven over and over
that more people would buy from a seller on ebay when the seller offers paypal service .

you list an item with ebay........listing fee
sell an item with ebay........selling fee (ebay commission)
take a payment .........collection fee

total the whole thing up and its about 10-12%

but thats the cost of doing business and you do get
a good service out of it.

2009-08-03 19:58:09 by Frank

Price: $79.95

Low-profile, soft-touch case allows you to process any major credit card by swiping along the bottom of the case
Quick and easy way to accept credit cards anytime, anywhere using your iPhone 4
Works with free Intuit GoPayment iPhone app; low monthly service fees

I recieved an email asking me to apply for the job saying they pay weekly commissions, and that you do a one day 8 hour training on the phone and computer, and start the next day going on pre-selected appointments to sell the credit card machines to local businesses. But what i am skeptical about is their claim that you can make $3200-$4800/month. All they ask of me up front is to fill out application and background check form, and fax it back.
Has anyone ever applied or work for this company or any like it. let me know. In these hard economic times, i dont have time for games and dont want to quit a job that i have already for a fluke...
Their website is http://www.cpphr.com

any serious answers would be greatly appreciated.

I`ve checked the website - and my first thought was "fake'.

Why? hardly any info on the company - just "go work with us".
No contact info - other than a phone number and email.

The registry is from 2008 - so it`s not a longstanding company.
http://www.networksolutions.com/whois-se arch/cpphr.com

No references from any customers.

While it might be legit - my gut says "run away".

Also, you received an email - did you subscribe to a job site?
Otherwise, it`s spam - and then you`re sure it`s fake.

2009-06-25 04:27:50 by mdf11225

Hi there I was wondering if i get a credit card machine will it make my business better. I have a carpet cleaning business and was thinking of getting myself a credit card machine so as to take in more different varities of payment.

It depends, There are positives and negatives to implementing such a payment option.
However for your type of business I personally would NOT accept credit for a payment method.
I have been in flooring for over 20 years, and when dealing in tangible goods, the positives definitely outweigh the neg's. In my business, I deal with both goods and services.
You (Being strictly Service related.) are likely better to remain with strictly cash or check in my opinion.
Aside from the monthly service fees, and the fact that a percentage of each transaction goes to the credit card companies.
Should a dispute be initiated by a card holder, the card companies can (And Will) deduct disputed funds from your bank account until settled,thus disrupting your cash flow.
Since you are strictly service oriented instead of tangible goods, you should consider the fact that Service and/or the quality thereof is more often contested than the goods are.

2008-12-16 11:30:23 by J