Seriously, don't get into this discussion with Asim, it's pointless. Pigeons and chess springs to mind.
I sell merchant accounts & card terminals for a living, he is talking rubbish lol.
Seriously, don't get into this discussion with Asim, it's pointless. Pigeons and chess springs to mind.
What are you rambling on about?
The interchange fee on a debit card transaction is capped at 0.2%, then you have a marginal scheme fee which is going to be something like 0.015% plus maybe a penny.
To be charged 4% means your provider quite frankly is taking you for a ride.
If you spend £100 on a debit card the base cost is roughly 24p not £4.
A 10k transaction can be done for less than £25, not £400. You need to learn to shop around.
I sell merchant accounts & card terminals for a living, he is talking rubbish lol.
I sell merchant accounts & card terminals for a living, he is talking rubbish lol.
Imagine this on a small scale economy. Imagine Two sellers who are also each others customers. They have £100 each and they buy each other's produce. They trade with each other evenly, except they use the evil debit card.
The first full transactions they each make, they will be left with £96 each.
Second transaction, they will have 92.16 each, in the economy.
third transaction, they will have 88.47 each.
and so on.
Sooner or later a considerably large portion of the money in their economy will have been siphoned by the bank and the two trader's economy is now completely collapsed and the bank is empty because they have implemented a cashless society and banker is nowhere to be seen because he's sailed to Hawaii and is chilling on his yacht sipping £100 cocktails.
I'm not a shop. You need to be telling the used car dealer in the OP that (and every other guy getting taken for a ride). Why are you telling me to shop around lol?
Also you admit some businesses are being "taken for a ride" in terms of fees so I'm not sure what you're disagreeing with? Or are you agreeing? I don't know.
So which payment processor is it exactly which charges 0.2% + 0.015% for a chip and pin debit/credit transaction?
Ah so you are both the "bankers" i mentioned in my example.
Looking at the above example, its obvious the "banker" in the example above will be defending his interests at all cost.
And on that note no wonder it's pointless trying to have an unbiased discussion about this.
Why dont you approach this dealer in the OP if your giving such great rates.
You are being fleeced. 1.2% is bonkers high.