[dave0123]

Does anyone accept chip & pin with there customers? on the door or on the telephone something like that?

if so how do they get on with it?



Dave

[formb]

I take payments via the telephone. It is cheaper than mobile units.

Handy for collecting overdue customers.

[dave0123]

Who provides you with that service form b?

[hotsteam]

why not bank transfer or paypal ?

[formb]

Who provides you with that service form b?

Like most banking businesses you are never actually sure who is accountable.

The machine says Cardsave on it. (thats who I approached originally)

The bills say Streamline on them.

The main bank that it runs from appears to be RBS

[LWC]

You can use nochex or paypal, you could ring them and enter the details in them yourself. Theres no monthly fees for this, just per transaction, i think its about 20p + 3%, so about 50p for a tenner...which when you work out stamp and envelope is on a par...ish. But the moneys straight there, not having to wait for envelope.

[dave0123]

To do that with paypal you need to have a virtual terminal which costs £20.00 a month then as you say so much per transaction.

I have an iphone so i can buy an app that does it on the phone but still its not cheap is it  with the transaction % and monthly charges once u start gettin £20 £40 £50 jobs

[Glen Bullivant]

Do you know the name of that app Dave?

[dave0123]

yeah its called MOBILE POS

theres a few but most arent avalible in the uk

Ive just found out they charge you 50 setup then 100 pound merchant account then 15.00 a year plus 10.00 a month + 30p every transaction then a % of every transaction too.

so its really not worth it after all the cost.