Credit Card Machine

[Kae Kimball]

I'm opening up a shop, I sell rare toys, games and other collectibles. I'm currently looking for a credit card machine and my shortlist includes Chase Paymentech, Merchant One, TSYS, National Bankcard. I'm gearing towards TSYS would you have any more recommendations aside from the companies I have mentioned.

 

[Sexy Beast]

Odd question for here, but I would go with Square. It's pretty easy to use and the merchant fees are lower than most competitors.

 

[LeviTheDegu]

Square or some other style of DIY card processing is the best, just get a tablet and party. It's the best option for a single location services imo. otherwise, TSYS is solid,.

 

[CrossCheck]

I'm opening up a shop, I sell rare toys, games and other collectibles. I'm currently looking for a credit card machine and my shortlist includes Chase Paymentech, Merchant One, TSYS, National Bankcard. I'm gearing towards TSYS would you have any more recommendations aside from the companies I have mentioned.

how much per purchase are they charging you and have you thought about using Square?

 

[Kae Kimball]

when I read "square" I thought you guys were making fun of me and referring to that app that comes with a device that will help you locate your stuff when you misplaced them - upon researching I discovered its actually called tile.

Anyway, yeah, I went with square only because they are the one that is most compatible with apple and will save me a lot of money and I am also looking at tsys for merchant solutions if things do not work out with square. I am meeting with both next week. Having a physical business is a lot harder than an online one, though, so I am also thinking if I should just stick to an online business? What do you guys think?