[Lee Pryor]

We are getting this set up in the next week.

I wondered who else does this?

[R.C Property]

will be in the next few weeks.

[Carl@Cwc]

We are getting this set up in the next week.

I wondered who else does this?

CANT BELIEVE YOU DONT ALREADY OFFER THIS LEE?

[Lee Pryor]

We are getting this set up in the next week.

I wondered who else does this?

CANT BELIEVE YOU DONT ALREADY OFFER THIS LEE?

Sorry to dissapoint you mate. Turns out im human after all haha 

[Carl@Cwc]

We are getting this set up in the next week.

I wondered who else does this?

CANT BELIEVE YOU DONT ALREADY OFFER THIS LEE?

Sorry to dissapoint you mate. Turns out im human after all haha 

you gone payatrader route?

[richywilts]

yeah we do lee weve collected £7000 on ours so far this year so comes in handy bt i have a girl part time in office collecting

[formb]

Must have. If you go with the right provider you can set up recurring card payments. Handy.

[Smudger]

those that use already, what are the fees? Is there a set up cost and how much per transaction? Is there a bill at then end of each month or is the cut taken at time of processing?

[formb]

I am with Cardsave they charge:

£X per month +
X% for credit card payments and £0.XX for debit card payments.

All invoiced monthly.

[Carl@Cwc]

Must have. If you go with the right provider you can set up recurring card payments. Handy.

How's that work soapy

[formb]

Must have. If you go with the right provider you can set up recurring card payments. Handy.

How's that work soapy

The payment is processed through the Cardsave website. If you get a customer who pays over the phone with a card, you process the transaction, when the payment has gone through ask them if they want it to come off their card automatically every month. If they agree you set it up through the website. I set mine to come off on the first of the month for ease of processing. When the recurring payment goes through you get an email confirming whether the payment was successful.

I treat them pretty much the same as standing orders, although unlike standing orders the length of time a recurring card payment goes through is set by the expiry date on the card (I assume). I have not been doing it that long so have not had a card expire yet.

[Carl@Cwc]

Must have. If you go with the right provider you can set up recurring card payments. Handy.

How's that work soapy

The payment is processed through the Cardsave website. If you get a customer who pays over the phone with a card, you process the transaction, when the payment has gone through ask them if they want it to come off their card automatically every month. If they agree you set it up through the website. I set mine to come off on the first of the month for ease of processing. When the recurring payment goes through you get an email confirming whether the payment was successful.

I treat them pretty much the same as standing orders, although unlike standing orders the length of time a recurring card payment goes through is set by the expiry date on the card (I assume). I have not been doing it that long so have not had a card expire yet.

Ok thx m8.

I was looking at payatrader , card save called me a couple of times about this too.

[formb]

I was looking at payatrader , card save called me a couple of times about this too.

I don't know anything about paytrader but the guy who does my software integrated the cardsave payment terminal into my round software and he said their technical support was excellent.

[Smudger]

Hello Soaper

Is it a variable charge depending on how much you use it?

I am with Cardsave they charge:

£X per month +
X% for credit card payments and £0.XX for debit card payments.

All invoiced monthly.

[formb]

Is it a variable charge depending on how much you use it?

No, but don't pay what they ask. Everything is negotiable.

[Smudger]

ok - what price did you negoitate?

[formb]

Everything is negotiable.

Except window cleaning prices.

ok - what price did you negoitate?

I'm not 100% sure without looking through the invoices to be honest. I got them to reduce the per transaction figure as I figured that we'd be putting loads of transactions through, mostly debit cards.