by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Jul 23, 2021 | Credit Card Processing
Picture this…You sell a product to Connie Customer and she pays via credit card. Then, when Connie’s credit card bill arrives, she freaks out. “Wait a minute,” she says to herself, “this bill is for $10.23 more than I expected. And besides, I really don’t like this...
by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Jun 18, 2021 | Credit Card Processing
For the past few years there’s been a battle raging in the credit card industry. What is everyone fighting about? Merchants adding surcharges to customer’s bills. Many merchants, fed up with the need to pay often sky-high credit card processing fees, decided to simply...
by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Mar 24, 2021 | Credit Card Processing
If your business accepts credit card payments, choosing a merchant services provider is a major decision that should be taken with care. The right company can save you money on processing and equipment fees, protect you from fraud, and make your life easier when...
by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Jan 19, 2021 | Credit Card Processing, Retail Sales
The numbers are in, and it turns out the holiday shopping season was not only better than expected, but also better than the one in 2019, weeks before the coronavirus pandemic struck in the United States. Retail sales in November and December totaled $789.4...
by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Jan 9, 2021 | Credit Card Fraud, Credit Card Processing
Verifone and Ingenico customers should install the latest patches for their POS terminals now Security vulnerabilities have been discovered in POS terminals from Verifone and Ingenico that could have allowed cybercriminals to steal credit card details, clone...
by Pay Pro Tech West Coast | Jan 7, 2021 | cash, chargebacks, Credit Card Processing, Processing Fees
At the start of 2020, contactless payments were constrained. In countries like the U.S. and India, they were either lacking adoption or actively opposed; and in other parts of the world, contactless payments were held to strict transaction limits before requiring...