Money exchange is an online method of sending and receiving online payments. This is an alternative option for making payments and receiving money without the need to go to a physical bank. Additionally, the fees that are charged are considerably less than other methods of payment exchanges. ...read more
There are multiple uses for electronic payments that make your life more comfortable. Some electronic payments are set up so that you do not have to receive a bill to pay it. Electronic payments have made shopping every woman’s dream. Furthermore, large companies no longer have to spend endless hours making out payroll checks for their employees. Electronic payments have taken us out of the dark ages making our lives much easier. ...read more
The process of a wire transfer of money involves the transfer of funds from one bank account to another. The transfer is completed by the bank and the sender or the recipient of the funds is not able to see or touches the actual funds. ...read more
There a different options available to individuals who wish to transfer money online instantly to anyone in the world. Completing this process allows individuals to instantly send money to another party for services performed or in the event of an emergency. ...read more
If you need to pay someone some money for something, such as for a present or you just owe him or her money, you can do so by wiring money directly into their bank account. You can wire money through your bank account, or from a service like Western Union. They normally have access to the money that you wire within a few hours. ...read more
By IanHaines March 26, 2014
The number listed above is a residence this is my home phone number ...read more
By IanHaines March 26, 2014
The number listed above is a residence this is my home phone number ...read more
By DYLAN January 16, 2012
When i went into the store to cash my check the girls all said hello and all asked if they could help me. I was surprised how they all showed me attention and wanted to help even though they had no idea what i was there for. The girl who helped me was very nice asked me if I needed any FREE money orders and was nice throughout the whole process. I am sure that this will never stop being the place I come for services. ...read more
A smart business owner will always shop for the best price and conduct an independent search to identify the right product or provider of a given service; it only makes sense. Assuming that is true, we see way too many merchant processors that are more than willing to offer a credit card processing rate reduction only after being confronted with a better quote from another credit card processing company and the threat of losing the business. Giving the best price up front eliminates the likelihood of being undercut and installs confidence in their merchants when shopping for a better rate. Combine the best merchant account pricing structure withgreat customer serviceand proper education and watch your retention rate sore. It̢۪s no wonder why the national average for a business merchant processing relationship is a year and half. ...read more
By Direct Connect America May 04, 2012
If processing debit cards for business payments is part of your daily operation, 10/1/2011 was a great day for you. On that date the Durbin Amendment went in to effect and dramatically slashed the amount of money business owners were required to pay for the merchant processing of debit cards. An estimated 40% in savings was created for business owners as a result of the Durbin Amendment and many more business owners have seen much more than that. There is a catch. A business owner would have to be on theInterchange Plus pricing structurein order to reap the reward. Given that most small and medium sized business owners are on the Tiered Pricing model, it’s up to the business owner to perform his or her own due diligence. Merchant Processors aren’t likely to show you their hand unless it is forced and too many are not proactively educating their clients on saving money to begin with… ...read more
By Direct Connect America April 27, 2012
If you don’t know the difference in price between the two, here’s the deal. Every credit card transaction will have a level of risk associated with it. The amount you pay for processing per transaction will be determined by that level of risk. Because a swiped credit card transaction will include a signature and it is considered “Card Present” the level of risk associated with that credit card transaction is minimal. A hand keyed credit card transaction will always have a level of risk far greater than that of a swiped. At both ends of the spectrum, the variation in cost between the two types of transactions can be as much as 1%. Therefore, whenever possible avoid hand keyed transactions. As side note, many businesses such as tradesmen, plumbers, HVAC, electrical and pest control have made it a practice to hand key the credit card transaction upon returning to the office. Technology has come a long way and mobile devices now exist that allow for swiped transactions to take place on the go. Check in to it if your business fits this description. You just might be leaving dollars on the table… ...read more
By Direct Connect America April 19, 2012