March 3rd, 2010
We have arranged special pricing from our various suppliers and other sources throughout the USA for special pricing on quality NEW wireless credit card machines. These prices are good while quantities last through March 29, 2010. All sales are final, US customers only, all prices plus s/h and tax if applicable. All units are BRAND NEW, not refurbished or used, unless otherwise noted, and include full factory limited warranty protection.
Nurit 8000 NEW GPRS WIRELESS TERMINAL, SIM card not included.
$509.95
Hypercom M-4230, new N-M4230-001R
GPRS WIRELESS TERMINAL, does not include charging dock available at addl. cost
$379.95 plus tax and s/h BRAND NEW
Ingenico 17910 N-I7910-0010
GPRS WIRELESS TERMINAL, new
$479.95 plus tax and s/h BRAND NEW
To order, email AMSPCS@Juno.com or call 1-877-689-1691
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February 16th, 2010
Dear Friends and Merchants:
Just a quick reminder to those of you who use iPhones and Smartphones–and we know there are many of you out there judging from the number of you who use your Smartphone devices for mobile credit card processing.
Be aware that there is an on-going ‘phishing’ campaign impersonating Apple.com. The scamsters attempt to trick users into submitting sensitive device information, with the intent to use the data in a countless number of fraudulent variations.
Our thanks to our merchant customer, friend, and service provider, Steve Shelby of Farvision Networks. for passing this tip onto us. Steve does an excellent job of servicing and maintaining our computer equipment and helping us maintain your
privacy and the integrity of our database with timely information such as this. If your computer system could benefit from professional expertise such as this, contact Steve at Farvisoin Networks at 954.272.8267 or email
www.farvision-networks.com
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January 30th, 2010
The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (aka Credit CARD Act) of 2009 passed by Congress take effect on February 22. These new laws are sure to affect consumers and credit card companies alike, for better or worse. Here are the highlights:
GRACE PERIODS–Card issuers must provide minimum 21 days after statement issue date for cardholders to pay their bill, up from the current legal requirement of 14 days. Hopefully this will eliminate many of the exhorbitant $39 or more “late fees” issuers have been raking in.
INTEREST RATES–Issuers must notify cardholders of increases in interest rates minimum 45 days before the new rate goes into effect. The new law also limits the powers of creditors to increase rates and impose fees.
MINIMUM PAYMENTS–Cardholders will be required to make higher minimum payments. However, the new law prevents credit card companies from raising minimum payments at any given time by more han 100 percent–no more having rates go from 3% to 12% with or without cause overnight.
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January 27th, 2010
Paypal’s Send Money app is now available for Blackberry Smart Phones. With the new application, Blackberry users are able to send money to virtually anyone listed in their address book anywhere in the world , as well as access recent activity and account balances.
The new application is available for free at Blackberry App World http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/appworld.
For learn more about Paypal and apply for a free discounted payment processing accounts, go to http://www.merchantservices-help.com/paypal.html
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January 15th, 2010
Intuit, makers of QuickBooks, is reporting that frudulent emails disguised as being from Intuit or Quckbooks are being blasted. The emails ask customers to either download a plug-in, or download some sort of digital certificate. Be aware that these are fraudulent emails NOT from either QuickBooks or Intuit, and should be deleted immediately.
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