A Customer Said They Only Pay By Credit But We Don't Accept Them
What are our options?
I'm fairly sure it is available in your location but you may want to look at Stripe,
https://stripe.com/au - sign up is quick and their interface is pretty great.
Don't lose a big (or any) client to lack of payment options.
I'm not sure for Australia but in the US they are 2.9% + 30 cents per swipe. You can key manually, with their credit card reader or with their new EVM chip card reader.
Good morning Peter from rural Australia,
I agree with John and Jef. Never lose a customer because of a lack of payment options. I learned this very early on in my business.
I now accept payment from Visa. Mastercard. Amex. Diners. PayPal. Direct Deposit. Cheque. And if someone asks me for a payment type that I don't have, I'd be looking into it the very next minute.
You're in business to satisfy your clients/customers. Not your accounting procedures. You have to bend to satisfy them. Not them bend to satisfy you.
As a customer I've walked away from many an online business because they won't accept PayPal.
You prosper by accommodating your customers/clients. At the end of the day, they pay all your bills. So always find a way to make them happy.
Best wishes,
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Hi Jef, what are their fees?