What if you had a $1,000 dollar computer to sell? What if you advertised it locally (on craigslist or your local newspaper let's say)? What do you think the prospect would be of someone showing up on your doorstep (residential) with $1,000 cash in their pocket ready to buy it? I say, that the prospect of that happening would be damn near zero ... HA! If however, you can promote that you accept all major credit cards ... The probability jumps up dramatically. Admittedly, I confess that my sales "have not" dramatically increased merely by having this device. However ... I AM PREPARED. Given the way that I promote products ... This gadget opens the door to sales prospects that I would not otherwise have. I can now promote those Getac computers (see Getac post) on craigslist and at least get a few serious inquiries from prospects with the means to pay without having many issues involving security to do so. This device is like having a merchant account without all of the red tape. There is no setup fee, no recurring account service fees, nor minimum transaction concerns (where fees from such may dip into your profits). There is an affordable transaction fee of around 3% per transaction and that's it. And to top it off, the device itself is free. The funds are deposited directly into your account. Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover are all excepted. And now Square Up has introduced a register system that works the same way. It's like a mini kiosk and Point Of Sale (POS) system all in one. It may be possible to combine virtual and live sales at one point. See the video below for full details on how it works. Be prepared, you can get it from the URL in the heading.
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