Changing Merchant services...again....and banks....again

[Brian R]

Too many problems with the present services. ugh.
Too long to get my money, putting holds etc etc.

I've just switched to Chase and so far so good.

I am still waiting for the credit card processing process but they tell me once I start, it's 24 hours to hit the checking account. We'll see. lol
What's really cool is all the options the bank has. I can email my Technicians their pay which is really cool and few other things I need.
The monthly is 10 bucks for the CC's and it's a % lower on each transaction than my present company. Just that alone is worth changing.

Plus, Chase banks are everywhere...well...everywhere I need to be anyway.

It's a pretty good deal for anyone looking for credit card processing instead of using instead of using a company outside of the bank.
The checking account is free and getting the credit card money that quick with lower charge is priceless.
I'll keep you updated.

 

[Gnu]

you can do it with paypal btw. just log in add the info and your done. for $10 a month

 

[Brian R]

you can do it with paypal btw. just log in add the info and your done. for $10 a month

Are you talking about merchant services? Yes I know.
I use paypal's "free" service now...but not everyone is savvy to using it.

I'm just trying to keep it al under one roof...If I can get funds in 24 hours...that's a good thing.
I don't NEED it in 24 hours....I just sleep better knowing the money is in my account instead of theirs.

I think Paypal has a pretty good merchant service...I've known a few to use it.

Anyone have any opinions?

 

[Ken Snow]

What's your discount rate for the various cards with the new company Brian?

 

[Brian R]

It's still being set up but they mentioned 2.3....it's using a virtual terminal so it's higher than swiping the card.
We'll see

 

[Ken Snow]

not bad

 

[tmdry]

I need to ditch Propay.

 

[Brian R]

not bad

I'll let you know the real story when I start using it. lol

 

[Brian R]

I need to ditch Propay.

Propay is just a quick and easy way to do it. But you will pay a little more per transaction.

 

[MrSteam]

I kinda think i'm getting ripped off using intuit's GoPayment.... no cards processed last month and I still got charged $39.95

 

[Ken Snow]

Yes I think you are getting ripped off.

 

[tmdry]

I need to ditch Propay.

Propay is just a quick and easy way to do it. But you will pay a little more per transaction.

I know I've used them for 2 years now.

 

[Brian R]

The best way to figure out the best is to use all of them I guess.

 

[Brian R]

Well, Chase offered me 2.3% using the virtual terminal (which is the only option for me besides over the phone) and 1.9% with equipment.

3 year contract. :shock:

Not gunna duet.

10 bucks a month and $350.00 to cancel early.
I don't like contracts and avoid them when I can.

My Authorize.net is doing pretty good with a 2 day turn around and 3.2% per transaction so I will live with that.
Cost is not an issue because it's all relative.

So I won't be keeping it all under one roof. thathurts

I will still keep the Chase bank account because the options with that are awesome.

AND! I can take ACH payments through the account to deposit checks with no extra fee. shiteatinggrin
AND! I can pay with ACH to the Techs if I have their account number.

So, I'm a happy camper.
So far. lol. !gotcha!