Accepting credit cards

[shmooz]

Any recommendations on accepting credit cards for a shul?  Any deals for non-profit?
Thanks

[Super Speed]

Any recommendations on accepting credit cards for a shul?  Any deals for non-profit?
Thanks

I believe Amex is better good it comes to tax-deductable donations.

[notanonymous]

Any recommendations on accepting credit cards for a shul?  Any deals for non-profit?
Thanks

I don't know about "deals".  But I know someone who uses square specifically so he can chap arein someone after davening, etc.

[shmooz]

I believe Amex is better good it comes to tax-deductable donations.

how do you sign up?

[yuneeq]

Try square.
But make sure you go easy on it until you build up some history.

[mgarfin]

Try square.
But make sure you go easy on it until you build up some history.

Why in the world would someone use square?

There is much cheaper prices out there
Everyone can give you a smartphone swiper
There in no CUSTOMER SERVES AT ALL

(If you are going to do less than 1000$ a month and NEVER going to key it might pay)

I believe Amex is better good it comes to tax-deductable donations.

Amex charges for non for profits 2.9% and if you set it up as tuition it can get to 2.5%
I believe Amex is better good it comes to tax-deductable donations.



Yes im in the line and know it back and forth.

[yoss6400]

paypal is better then square

[mgarfin]

paypal is better than square

Still you can get much cheaper

[yoss6400]

Still you can get much cheaper

that's true but papal is no monthly fees

[mgarfin]

that's true but papal is no monthly fees

A monthly fee is about 10$ so overpaying by 1-1.5% will only be worth it on very small account.

[shmooz]

Why in the world would someone use square?

There is much cheaper prices out there
Everyone can give you a smartphone swiper
There in no CUSTOMER SERVES AT ALL

(If you are going to do less than 1000$ a month and NEVER going to key it might pay)

Amex charges for non for profits 2.9% and if you set it up as tuition it can get to 2.5%
I believe Amex is better good it comes to tax-deductable donations.

Yes im in the line and know it back and forth.

Can you give me some recommendations and link? Thanks

[churnbabychurn]

Can you give me some recommendations and link? Thanks

I think he's waiting for a PM:)

[meshugener]

Try Intuit's GoPayment

[CountValentine]

Try your local banks.

[BigDanFan]

Banks charge a high set-up fee ($75 - $100) and then usually another $25+ monthly fee,
in addition to a percentage...

[meshugener]

Intuit has no signup fee and no monthly fee.

[BigDanFan]

Intuit has no signup fee and no monthly fee.

K - but Intuit only works with actual card swiping, right?

But, what if I have an online business -- works for that (or just mobile devices)?

[meshugener]

They have both, and they also have it integrated with QuickBooks if you want.

[BigDanFan]

hmm... 
3.7% transaction fee when keyed in...

....no other fees --  looks good!

[meshugener]

I think you also get discounted rates based on the level of Quickbooks you have. Not sure about that.