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Showing posts with label PayPal Offers a Credit Card Reader for Brick and Mortar Businesses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PayPal Offers a Credit Card Reader for Brick and Mortar Businesses. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2009

PayPal Offers a Credit Card Reader for Brick and Mortar Businesses

The first big move, in my opinion, that PayPal made was when they made it possible for non-PayPal members to use a PayPal merchant account on sites.

When I visit new businesses thinking about adding a merchant account and selling online I usually tell them that if they are not selling $2000 a month then it would be best to go with a third party merchant account instead of a merchant account of their own. One, because of the cost savings, and two I would recommend it for businesses just starting out.

Now PayPal is offering credit card readers that posts automatically to your PayPal Virtual Terminal order form. Since this card reader can be plugged into a USB port of a computer it would be handy when you travel to meet customers.You can read more about this credit card reader here.

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