Does anyone know anything about getting out of merchant svcs lease for credit card processing? ?r=1254849176?

Posted on March 4th, 2010 by admin

Opened account in July, small arts/crafts shows, have aquired more fees than agreed to. Terrible cust svc, want to send back & cancel lease. Co said "is NON-CANCELLABLE". 2 banks say "you can always get out of a lease" but didn’t offer guidelines. No $ for lawyer. Help

If you can prove that they are charging you something that you did not agree to then that would be a breech of contract on their part. Now if you do your research and find that they are not in the wrong then it will be hard for you to get out of the contract.

So I would suggest that you look at your contract very carefully and find their screw ups because they can’t refute those. The reason this process is so difficult is because when you give them the information about how much you make in sales and you sign that contract, you are guaranteeing that they will make a certain amount of money off of you.

And they are going to do what they have to, to get that money. Sorry you are going through this and I hope this helps.

Who has the very best rates on Merchant Processing?

Posted on February 28th, 2010 by admin

Very best rates on all type of cards – Reward, mid-qualified, and corporate? PNC, Costco any others?

Costco. Check them out at http://www.elavon.com/acquiring/costco/

How can I improve my merchant website’s visibility?

Posted on February 23rd, 2010 by admin

I have a merchant website and a credit card processing service. However, online sales are not coming as I expected. How can I improve my merchant website’s visibility?

Are you sure you have good products ( if you are dealing with product items) or excellent type of service (if you are into services)? You see, people will generally flock to merchant websites which sell hot commodities.
Be sure you deal only with saleable product items.
Also, try to improve on your marketing strategies. You should inform people about your merchant website. There are many ways to improve your website visibility on the Net.
If you want to know more, just visit the link below.

Processing , pre authorizations and a force with credit card merchant transactions?

Posted on February 15th, 2010 by admin

I have a question about how POS or point of sale applications work.
I would do a pre authorization of a customers card and give it to them to add a tip to it.
Then I process it again as a credit card transaction so that it now includes the tip.
Then I do the force at the end of the day to drop the preauthorization?
Is that the normal way it works.

The pre-auth converts to a sale when you finalize the transaction

Is it legal to charge a server to pay for merchant processing fees from the bank when someone uses a cc?

Posted on January 27th, 2010 by admin


You much be specific.Is cc short for credit card or commercial credit. my answer for the latter should be no.

What Merchant Credit Card Processing Services Do I Need To Accept Payments Online?

Posted on December 17th, 2009 by admin

I’m starting an internet business and will need to accept credit card payments. Should I use something like paypal or should I just get my own merchant account and payment gateway? From my initial testing, my sales look very promising and I’m expecting a lot of business.

Hi. I had the same decision to make when I was starting my online business so I know what problems you are facing.

At first I used paypal, but then my sales were increasing very quickly and I knew I needed to switch to a merchant account/payment gateway setup to handle the larger volume.

I came across this website, http://www.electronictransferservice.com and they really helped me learn a lot. There’s plenty of information on their pages and I discovered so much about how all this works with processing credit cards. Their FAQ section is definitely worth a look.

I’m not recommending you sign up with them in anyway, but I did contact them and was able to get all my questions about merchant credit card processing answered from a real live person. That was pretty cool.

I eventually went with a different company, but at least I was armed with much more knowledge than when I first started.

I’m thankful to say that my business and sales have been doing well and making the switch was, to me, a good choice. You’ll have to determine for yourself if and when you will make the switch.

One thing though, if your volume of sales is not enough to cover the costs of processing fees, then I would go with paypal and just wait till it does.

Hope that helps and good luck!

Do I Need a Merchant Account for Card Credit Processing?

Posted on December 15th, 2009 by admin

What is the easiest way to do credit card processing? Should I open my own merchant account? I’m starting a new business and will need to accept credit card payments.

Hi. I had the same problem when starting my business. What I did was use paypal until my business volume was high enough to open a merchant account.

If you follow the same steps, then I think you will find this site, http://www.merchantaccountbasics.com really helpful.

Now that I have a merchant account and can deposit payments into it, credit card processing is not as difficult as it may seem.

Can a merchant write on the front of my check?

Posted on November 9th, 2009 by admin

When I get my checks back from my bank, sometimes I see that the memo field has been filled in with an invoice number or some other reference, written by a human during some stage of the merchant processing my check. Can they do this?

Hi,

Yes a merchant can in fact write on your check in any way they want to, as long as it does not change the amount you wrote it for and the name you wrote it to.

I used to own a store, and we would write on peoples checks all the time.

Most often you will see a company stamp, or a computer printer doing the actual marking, but humans can, and sometimes do write on checks as well.

-C
www.clarkcovington.com

I am going to start a new business. Anyone know any sites and/or banks who have good merchant account rates?..

Posted on November 6th, 2009 by admin

I am actually opening a call center and will be processing credit cards. Which bank has the best accounts for this?

they all charge basically the same fees – open a business checking and merchant acct with the same bank you do your personal checking with

Ebay Sellers: Which merchant account do you use? Best answer 10pts today!?

Posted on November 3rd, 2009 by admin

I have had beyond a frustrating relationship with paypal. I no longer want to use them. I saw that I can still sell on ebay if I use an online merchant account, however, you have to have a credit card through that
particular merchant processing service.
I would like to continue selling on ebay as soon as possible. I have contacted Merchant one…they are taking forever, I even tried Moneybookers, but they want to send an address verification in the mail, etc. Anyone know a good online merchant processing provider, I can use to sell on ebay that is approved by ebay, and I can start selling within 3 to 5 days. Please help…Best answer 10pts today!!!

Since E-Bay owns PayPal, it is my understanding that you have no choice but to use PayPal. I saw a new site on the news the other night called www.buysellswapstuff.com. They give free 90 day listings and are much cheaper than E-bay. Using the code: free11alive in plan type gives 1 year free listings. I will try them the next time I have something to sell . I resent being forced to use PayPal.

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