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I am in need of a good credit card processor that can be processed for online orders and through a terminal.
I have been scammed by Paypal and others like them (held my funds and will not release them even after giving them everything they wanted), and am need of a new processor immedietly!
Please list ones that you use and have experience with! Thank you!

Try Electronic Clearing House, Inc (aka ECHO):

http://www.echo-inc.com/helpdesk.html

Someone I know works there and I use them personally. they have great rates and are a very honest company, A rating on Better Business Bureau (which is absolutely unheard off in the merchant business). I have recommended numerous people to them and have only heard praises.

Here's is my friends work number, he's one of the head account executives there. (805)419-8742 Hope all works out well!

Place your order for these future releases today. Note: These items have not yet been released by their manufactures, but will be released in the near future. All orders for these items will be processed like a normal order and we will ship them as soon as they are released. We will not charge your credit card until the items have been received. All release dates are subject to change. This information is the latest that we have from the manufacturer. If you have any further questions: Call or E-Mail DOUG AT: 1-800-225-6509 OR sales@hobbylandinc.com

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One of the 'additional' paypal merchant services they offer is called 'Virtual Terminal' which allows you to take credit card orders over the phone. They charge an extra $20 a month for this.

What is to stop me however, simply taking customers' orders over the phone, and entering their details into my standard website shopping cart (e.g. simply doing the checkout for them)? - thereby not having to pay for the extra service.

Is there something illegal, or against PayPal policy in this?

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Terminal Velocity Processing contributes funding dollars to the Racing program through the net proceeds of transactions processing that are derived from automotive related merchants.

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I have tried every movie trivia sight. Can’t seem to find any mention of the mosaic artist. Does anyone have the DVD and can look at the credits and possibly find it?

I have the movie on DVD. So I played the credits on a slow crawl and the only artist singled out was the California painter Ray Turner, whose memorable play with light and wind inspires a mural in a café at the end of the movie: a romantic, golden-hued vista of the island of Manhattan. Sorry!

Genuine product,   Not refurbish . Lipman Nurit 2085 is designed for merchants requiring a compact countertop POS terminal which accepts all magnetic stripe cards and delivers fast, online transaction authorizations.  

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I am in the process of setting up an online business and am having trouble getting a Virtual Terminal solution.

I have tried PayPal but because of my poor credit I was refused.

Has anyone else been in the same situation and found a company that can help?

not sure what to recomend or what is out there that would solve this one

Hi,

Over the past year i had incurred many expenses which are tax deductible. Lost most of my reciepts in a fire. I however have obtained the annual bank and credit card statements for the past year.

Will the bank and credit card statements work as acceptable reciepts in place of actual reciepts from the POS Terminal/sales clerk?

Yes you can reconstruct your recordsthis is allowed by IRS. Just make sure that everything is noted what the expense was for and the date and the amount.

Im so getting a hypercom. but how in the hell do the transactions made go towards my bank account?

I want to get a wireless terminal such as the verifone nurit 8000, but how does it do what it says it does? Does it just come with instructions, and i enter in my bank information on it directly? or something else? Im very curious and i want one badly.

This is how it works, in general:

1. You swipe the card. You get an approval code, print out the sales draft, and have the customer sign it.

2. At the end of the day, you send a batch of all of that day's transactions to your merchant services company. The company will settle the transactions through the respective card networks.

3. Once the charges are settled, your merchant services company will deposit the amount of your sales, minus interchange fees, into your designated bank account, usually via ACH.

Of course, this is the general process, and there are a lot more regulations that have to be followed. But this is the general process.