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Let’s paint two seemingly harmless scenarios for you. A customer comes into your business and attempts to pay for a purchase with an EMV chip card.
READ MORECollecting a signature for a payment is pretty straight forward, right? You print a receipt, the customer signs it, you file the signed receipt and you’re done. Sure this works, but there are so many downsides to collecting signatures on paper receipts, including chargebacks, costs and damage to the environment.
READ MOREThe EMV liability shift refers to the 2015 transfer of responsibility for fraudulent losses from the card brands to businesses in cases when the fraud occurred on an incorrectly processed chip card.
READ MOREIf you work for an auto dealership, you may, unfortunately, be familiar with the following scenario: A customer calls your dealership to book a service. You don’t have one of the necessary parts on hand, so your dealership orders it and plans to bill the customer when the service is completed. However, the customer ultimately ends up going elsewhere for the service, leaving the dealership to cover the cost of the ordered part.
READ MOREDo you groan when you see another chargeback roll in? Would you describe your signature capture system as “jerry-rigged,” “improvised” or “works well enough, I guess, most of the time”? Fixing outdated signature capture may have surprising power to improve your business’ security and even marketing opportunities. Read on to learn how to keep signature capture mistakes from holding you back.
READ MOREProviding a simple chargeback definition isn’t easy because there are multiple types of chargebacks that can be filed. While they all share the same desired outcome, they differ in intent.
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