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square
Does anybody use the square card reader?
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Yes. Works awesome. Plugs right in. Sign with your finger.
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Thanks. Was wondering think i am going to get one. Fixing to do another ad campaign that would be a good add on. I think
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Between that and paypal its helped get some big jobs that customers could charge. It also let's them get their card perks.
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Looked into them...seems like they have a bunch of bad reviews, customer service seems lacking. We went with intuit (quickbooks) for CC processing costs a couple of bucks more but thought it was worth the peace of mind.
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Never had a problem even with a few large transactions. 24 hr or less turn around.
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I love using Square. I first used Intuit GoPayment but that has a weekly limit which I did not like.
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I've thought about it but worry about the fees. What are your terms for swipes and keyed entries?
Think swipe was 2.75% and 3ish% for keyed. Them think there was another charge of like .15-.30 per entry? Do you set a minimum for card entries? Seems that a lot of per cut or under $100 entries would eat up profits. Or maybe you just offer card services and raise prices some? Posted via Mobile Device |
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I probably raise prices on new jobs.
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Great great great!
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