Get 0% Transaction Fees When You Upgrade To A New POS
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Paypal is running a promotion right now that basically waives your credit card transaction fees until January 31st, 2014 when you upgrade your current POS to a modern system. The participating POS vendors are:
What this all means is that you’ll be able to integrate Paypal with either Shopkeep or Vend allowing you to accept credit card payments through your POS system. There’s usually a 2.7% charge for doing so, but Paypal is waiving those fees for qualifying transactions.
Here are the requirements:
- You must purchase a minimum of $450 in POS hardware from whichever POS vendor you choose (Shopkeep or Vend).
- PayPal will waive swipe and PayPal Payment transaction fees up to $20,000/month.
This is really a no-brainer. I’d jump on this immediately because it’s only available until September 30th, 2013.
Amad Ebrahimi
Founder at Merchant Maverick
Amad has worked in the eCommerce and online marketing world since 2002. He started as an eBay seller, then slowly graduated to building & marketing his own websites and consulting others to do the same. He founded Merchant Maverick out of frustration with all the misinformation and shady tactics that he encountered when trying to find a merchant account for his and his client's businesses. He's the man behind most of the merchant account reviews, and articles posted on MerchantMaverick.com. Have any questions related to credit card processing? Talk to him.
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