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Brian- I guess i’m confused. How do you know what you’re profiting on stain protector if you’re including it in your price?
Correct. Thats another reason why I prefer using Quickboost as a pre spray; you can go as hot as you want without killing the little critters.
I’m using them. And no it’s not too good to be true. It’s a 2.75% flat rate to swipe cards and 4% flate rate to manually put in the card # (ie. taking payment over the phone). I have been using them for a couple months now and so far have had no problems. Myself and a couple of other operators spoke highly of this company in another thread.
Results might have been better with the water due to the fact that it was hot; compared to your cleaning solution which was room temperature. It would be nice if our power sprayers somehow heated up our cleaning solution.
Richard- I did work for that company over the summer. Same thing, a picture store in a Walmart. I was paid promptly without any issues.
True your average ticket price would rise but are you accounting for all the jobs you lost because you were too expensive? Consumers like options. If you included protector in your pricing you would be pricing yourself out of the market. Give the consumer the option; don’t force it upon them.
Brian- Oddly enough he stating its the fabric that’s squeaking. If he wasn’t a trusted acquaintance of mine I would think he was just a scammer tryin to get some money back.
Gordon-
Free card reader (which they mail to you at no charge). It’s a small swiper that attaches right your phone.
No contract agreements
No monthly fees
No minimum charge per month
absolutely no commitment what so ever
The money gets transfered straight to your bank account the next day
Fees:
2.75% when you manually swipe the card or 3.5% when you type the numbers in (taking a payment over the phone).
Doesn’t matter if phone is listed personal or business.
Only downside is that it’s only compatible with the iphone and select Andriod platform phones.Jeff- I noticed a typo on your website. “What kind of payments do you accept” reads ” What kind of payments “to” you accept”
