There is no need for the customer to go anywhere near the internet. They ask if you take cc, you say yup, and take the card details. Later you use the supplied details to pay an invoice you have created and emailed to yourself.
Now they can probably make you a cc processing offer you can't refuse!
I would expect a trademan who says he takes cards to pull out a portable terminal. I certainly wouldn't part with the CV2 that I presume you would have to use to enter a payment through Google Checkout.
Colin Bignell
"nightjar .me.uk>" ...
That's nothing to do with Paypal, you get it whether you use them or not.
Mary
It was Dave said that, not me. I have server level anti-spam, a hardware firewall with anti-spam and Inboxer on individual computers, so the only way I ever get to see phishing emails is by checking the logs of rejected messages.
Colin Bignell
Except that the website is a bit light on detail.
I want to know what the interest rates are, what are the savings to be made on merchant services and the delivery service, etc.
What is it they're hiding that means you have to pay =A360 to be a member before they'll give any specific details?
MBQ
Got the bloke coming to see me Thursday week, so I'll find out then. Geoff seems to think its worth it.
In message , The Medway Handyman writes
They've been quite good in the past at getting e.g. good phone deals, good merchant card accounts etc for members
They can also provide someone to be in attendance if you e.g. get a VAT investigation
There are the dinner and dances and such, but you can ignore them
For £60 / year, I'm happy to be a member
They quoted me £100?
And me, been FSB member for at least 7 years, and have debit / credit card mobike machine, best thing I did.
Steve
In message , The Medway Handyman writes
It must have gone up then
My renewal has just gone through at £60
and it also depends on how many employees you have
It's held at that level for ever more
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