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We’re all familiar with paper receipts. They’re so ubiquitous that you likely have one in your pocket or in your purse as you read this. For customers, they constitute a proof of purchase in case they want a refund or wish to verify the transaction amount against their credit card statements. For businesses, they provide the only evidence that a credit card payment was authorized, which is why businesses are weighed down by paper receipt copies — sometimes up to seven years’ worth — that are filed, boxed and stored.
READ MOREEvery day, more people choose to do their shopping online. You can't deny the convenience of buying the products you need right from your living room, and e-commerce has become a huge industry spanning all types of retail. Business owners all over the world have seen the advantages of selling online and today it's nearly unheard of for a company not to have a website — and those who don't are missing out.
READ MOREIt can seem unfair to be charged money simply for the privilege of accepting credit card payments at your small business. After all, not accepting credit cards could result in a significant amount of money left on the table and often isn’t feasible when your goal is to generate enough revenue to keep your doors open.
READ MOREAs a small business owner, you may or may not be familiar with the basics of credit card processing, depending on whether this is your first business. There are numerous middlemen to familiarize yourself with and questions to ask yourself to ensure that you’re partnered with an ethical, honest provider.
READ MOREThere are a number of factors to consider when setting up your merchant credit card processing. Which Merchant Account Providers are trustworthy? Which one offers the best product? Which one will treat you like a valued customer?
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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