Card payments... I can accept them now!
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Depends how you look at it. When I worked at Argos many moons ago we paid 1% on card transactions. So you are paying nearly three times that.
The company I work for won't use anything to do card payments.
We have SO many complaints that people cannot use card payment, and we have passed this on every time it has been mentioned, over about 8 years from what I hear.
Yet something like this is available, and they still wont use it.
****ing ridiculous.
We have SO many complaints that people cannot use card payment, and we have passed this on every time it has been mentioned, over about 8 years from what I hear.
Yet something like this is available, and they still wont use it.
****ing ridiculous.
But look at the size of Argos... obviously they'd have a lower rate as they would accept far more card payments.
Many of my payments are around £40-£80, That is a few quid worth of fee's.
Most of my customers don't mind paying £2 off more if they don't have to go to a cash point.
Only down side for me is the 4 ish day wait for payments to arrive in my bank account.
Yes, direct to bank with a slight delay.
Yes it will work with iPhone 5, Uses the headphone port to connect.
Because they have thousands of good reviews?
Oh?
Not anyone i have had use it it doesn't.
On-top of looking really dodgy, it's probably a bit unprofessional also.
How is it?!?!
Its a way to accept card payments, How can it be at all unprofessional?
I would say it makes you seem more legit as a trader if you can accept card payments!
Because it looks like a really jury-rigged solution. Not to mention people are used to chip and pin machines.
More choice for the customer is a good thing. I would be averse to having a photo taken of me though.
I assume you would pass the fees onto the customer (by raising the price of the service) if they wish to pay by card? I'm sure most would understand the cost of convenience.
I assume you would pass the fees onto the customer (by raising the price of the service) if they wish to pay by card? I'm sure most would understand the cost of convenience.
