Posts tagged ‘Charge’

PC Charge Pro Credit Card Processing Software

  • PC credit card processing software
  • Does not work with Windows XP Home
  • 1 user, 1 merchant license
  • No merchant account required

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GOPCCHARGE PROSGL.USER/MERCH LICENSEINCLUDES 1-YEAR SUPPRT… More >>

PC Charge Pro Credit Card Processing Software

Taking Charge in Today’s Economy – Secrets of Credit Card Processing Revealed

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There are many books about sales, but not one about credit card processing, which is one of the most important industries in today’s high-tech, knowlege-based economy. We’re all affected in one way or another by this intensly competitive field, yet it has suprisingly inspired very little research. This book will likely change that. For the first time merchants, banks, and consumers will have a reference guide to the world of electronic payments. Most importantly, me… More >>

Taking Charge in Today’s Economy – Secrets of Credit Card Processing Revealed

Can A Merchant Issue A Second Charge For Another Service To The Card Without The Cardholder Approval?

I approved a charge on my credit card by telephone for my adult son at a dentist. The dentist then charged a second separate visit for additional work without asking me for approval. I am fighting this, but my credit card company is not helping much. Do I have recourse?

Does Anyone Use Paypal As Merchant Service To Charge Credit Cards?

I need to charge a credit card a customer gave me, but without signing him up for a paypal account is this possible through pay pal?

Can I Charge A Customer A Merchant Service Credit Card Fee On Top Of Their Invoice?

Our customers rarely use credit cards as a form of payment. It’s usually a check via mail. But a few do use a Visa or MasterCard once in a blue moon. We are charged 2.75% from our bank for the the total of the credit card purchase. At the time of the credit card transaction can I add the standard percentage on top of the invoice amount? Am I legally allowed to do so? Also, am I legally allowed to markup the 2.75% we are charged on our merchant statement?