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£95 one off and then?? 2,75% per transaction?
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Ouch lol............
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Windows phone user so no help for me. Intuit pay has no monthly fee. Used to use paypal but had terrible problems this month after 4 years of using them. Business account now closed so transferred my credit card processing to intuit. Have to wait 5 days for bank transfer but at least I get my money. Their free card reader looks cool.
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daviddeer;69983 wrote: Have to wait 5 days for bank transfer but at least I get my money. Their free card reader looks cool.
Not sure I would want to wait 5 days for my money..

Just to make you aware too that the reader isn't free with Intuit.. it's currently down from £99 to £29
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on web site is £49
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Paul;69972 wrote:£95 one off and then?? 2,75% per transaction?
the % will depend on your discount depending on volume i guess, i get a better deal with than that

also for my average transaction this works out the same/less than the cost of having a merchant bank, a card processor and the rent of a card machine

again this will be different for everyone but it looks good for me
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We use a worldpay mobile chip and pin terminal for shows, when we signed up it was in testing and was free, not it seems to be £59 but its a very acomplished solution with a proper professional look unlike some out there. https://mobile.worldpay.com/
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Renniwano;69984 wrote:Not sure I would want to wait 5 days for my money..
this is not that bad, amazon/play are 14 days if you leave automatic transfer on
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smo;69993 wrote:We use a worldpay mobile chip and pin terminal for shows, when we signed up it was in testing and was free, not it seems to be £59 but its a very acomplished solution with a proper professional look unlike some out there. https://mobile.worldpay.com/
never knew that existed, looks good, there is even better rates if your sign up on a monthly contract
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