Re: anyone use square?

SSH0126 · ‎02-22-2009

What is square?

baronofthenorth · ‎03-19-2011

SSH0126 wrote:
What is square?

An alternative to a traditional merchant account. You can use their card reader or process credit and debit cards online or your iPhone. Check out their website below for more info.

https://squareup.com/

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compassion101 · ‎06-06-2012

Since starting this thread, I have been using square and been very satisfied. Their payments are prompt and efficient. They have no hidden fees, which is such a huge problem with so many processors out there for small biz

firesoul453 · ‎08-24-2012

I prefer Intuit GoPayment http://gopayment.com/pricing/,

Device feels more professional and when you don't do 10k+ a month, its cheaper.

I also recommend anyone using either spend a doller on a touch screen pen so customers don't have to sign with their finger.

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Creditaddict · ‎10-23-2007

firesoul453 wrote:

I prefer Intuit GoPayment http://gopayment.com/pricing/,
Device feels more professional and when you don't do 10k+ a month, its cheaper.

I also recommend anyone using either spend a doller on a touch screen pen so customers don't have to sign with their finger.

I don't see any discounts if you spend LESS than?

I see cheaper rates if you pay the $12.95/month.

Do you have something that you got grandfathered in or am I looking in wrong location?

Thank you.

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firesoul453 · ‎08-24-2012

Creditaddict wrote:
firesoul453 wrote:

I prefer Intuit GoPayment http://gopayment.com/pricing/,
Device feels more professional and when you don't do 10k+ a month, its cheaper.

I also recommend anyone using either spend a doller on a touch screen pen so customers don't have to sign with their finger.
I don't see any discounts if you spend LESS than?
I see cheaper rates if you pay the $12.95/month.

Do you have something that you got grandfathered in or am I looking in wrong location?

Thank you.

Looks like they rased their price to match square.

Still prefer their card reader.

My ultimate credit wish,
a JP Morgan Palladium card

trumpet-205 · ‎11-11-2010

You know, I wonder how these mobile payment services will handle upcoming EMV adoption.

Also I know that PayPal offers 5% + 0.05 cents for those mostly dealing with less than $10 transaction. Wonder any competitor offers any comparable plan?