When I got RMS, I got rid of my merchant terminal used to process credit card transactions, but also check approvals. Does anyone know of a way to have RMS process check approvals as well as it does credit cards? I'm processing through Wells Fargo. They don't currently offer check approval to my knowledge.
Check Approval Anyone?
Aug 15, 2005
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check with mps or mercury payment systems i think that the do all of that
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snipped-for-privacy@nbesoluti> When I got RMS, I got rid of my merchant terminal used to process credit card
Positive Technology
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has partner agreements with Abanco
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and TPI Software, all of which together provides one stop shop that handles Credit Card / Debit and ECC/ECA (Electronic Check Authorization) all fully integrated with RMS via their SmartPayments plug-in. I've been using it for a week now and it's been working great once some of the kinks were ironed out. They will meet or beat any of the current processing rates you're paying (both for CC and Debit). Let me know if you want more info on any of this...
Regards,
Rich
"josh" wrote:
Descomm has a very good check conversion program. With their program you...
Increase sales by accepting all types of checks including out of state checks Eliminate bad checks Faster availability of funds Eliminate NSF and deposit fees from local bank Eliminate the sorting and depositing of paper checks Process is simple to use because it mirrors a credit card transaction No paper claims file for bad checks Detailed online reporting available
Along with check conversion they also offer Credit Card Processing, Electronic Check Conversion, Gift / Loyalty Card Program, Prepaid VISA Program, Prepaid MasterCard Program, Wireless Terminals, Special Merchant Perks, Paper, Supplies, Accessories, Dealer Opportunities, Technical Support, Advanced Cash Funding (ACF).
If anyone wants more information on them they can ask me or visit
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