Windshield Repair Forum

We use Intuit's as well because of the Quickbooks integration. I'd say about 20% of my retail repairs pay by credit card and have yet to have one be declined or any problem.

When I went to an all cash business I started taking credit cards. My bank offered it as an easy service. I just call in and enter in their card info. I am very glad I did. Saw an instant increase in business.
David Coit
Coitster

I use charge america. The fees are low and it works all over my cell phone.
This is 2008. Credit cards are part of modern technology, step up or get left behind.

I've used Propay for selling wood @ woodturning symposiums for several years now and think it's a great service for the price. The transfer fees are small unless you transfer every sale or every day. I usually wait until there's 500-600 in the account and then transfer it.

The only problem with Propay the way I use it is the data entry. If there is a way to swipe the cards and upload it would be great!