US and Continental Credit Card Processing
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Would it mean you have to raise prices?
Would it mean you get rid of paypal?
Either way, you do what you gotta do G. I think we would all support you doing what's best for your business.No, we will not raise prices, but I think it will give all customers a better experience. Technically I can get rid of my relationship with PayPal, but for the user he will still think i have that relationship. basically the new CC company acts as my PayPal entity and does the interface for me. This is good, because as a vendor, I hate PayPal…..
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agreed when you pay with amex you are covered, been a member since the 90s which is a long time for anyone to keep me around
i think it's a good idea to try this out it will help you all to grow & reach more folks. anyway that allows you as a business to accept more forms of payment is a good deal.
also it is always good to get away from an abusive relationship, i lok at paypal as the f^cker that you can't get away from since they don't protect you in the event of fraudulent charges.
hopefully this new vendor will remedy that & you can use paypal for special purchases & the like.
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Yeah that's what I mean. Not sure about online but for me the monthly% charge depends on how much Amex transaction you've put though. Obviously more I do the cheaper it gets but still pretty high in comparison to visa/master.
Amex is a killer for retailers
What do you mean?
Higher processing fees, probably.
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Hi Giles, we had one for years (CC processing co.)….The convenience is nice, also having Amex was good (negligible fee difference as you said). But we found continual errors in the pct and fee deductions some months vs. what we thought we had agreed to. All was made good--but it was a struggle to get them to get it right because there are multiple vendors involved sometimes. Just check it once and awhile: like all banking and institutional things, the fees tend to move upward without explanation if you are not diligent.
