For those who accept credit cards?

[Kabuki24]

Who do you have your merchant services for accepting credit cards through? Pros and cons?

[The Peaceful Housewife]

I personally love Square (www.squareup.com). We've used them for almost a year now. Feed are comparable with PayPal fees, easy to use, we use it on our smart phones, free reader, no monthly fee, no setup fee, no per-transaction fee and the money is in our bank account the next day.

[Kabuki24]

Originally Posted by The Peaceful Housewife I personally love Square (www.squareup.com). We've used them for almost a year now. Feed are comparable with PayPal fees, easy to use, we use it on our smart phones, free reader, no monthly fee, no setup fee, no per-transaction fee and the money is in our bank account the next day.

That's what we are using now, but I'm really scared that it's just not secure enough. There's been some bad press about them lately.

[greencrunchymama]

Costco has cheap merchant services but I haven't used them.

[PBAki]

My wife just got her "PayPal Here" swipe. She did have Intuit but switched recently. She likes PayPal swipe better because she can accept different credit cards at the store and the funds are available right away unlike other processors. For my business I use Intuit gateway (was Echo Merchant formally) and also have PayPal as a second option.

[Kabuki24]

Originally Posted by PBAki My wife just got her "PayPal Here" swipe. She did have Intuit but switched recently. She likes PayPal swipe better because she can accept different credit cards at the store and the funds are available right away unlike other processors. For my business I use Intuit gateway (was Echo Merchant formally) and also have PayPal as a second option.

Oh this is interesting. thanks.

[amiecheatham]

I've been using the Square with no issues.