Sage Enhances its Mobile Payments App - CPA Practice Advisor

Sage Enhances its Mobile Payments App CPA Practice Advisor “With Sage Mobile Payments, businesses have the option to pay no more than they would to process regular credit or debit card transactions on a standard credit card terminal.” One Merchant Account – Using their existing Sage merchant account, ... and more »

Businesses Can Capture Signatures, Easily Calculate Taxes and Tips Using New ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Businesses Can Capture Signatures, Easily Calculate Taxes and Tips Using New ... MarketWatch (press release) Sage Mobile Payments comes bundled with a Sage merchant account, and allows businesses to cost effectively and securely process credit and debit card transactions on mobile devices, like cell phones and tablets, including Apple's iPad, across all major ... and more »

Cing.com Launches the First and Only No-Fee Daily Deals Service for Merchants - Sacramento Bee

Cing.com Launches the First and Only No-Fee Daily Deals Service for Merchants Sacramento Bee Merchants can even give away free products and services—something no other daily deal platform can offer. "Cing.com is the ultimate combination of hyper-local and deal-a-day marketing specifically designed to help small business owners take advantage ... and more »

Inside Stripe, The PayPal Competitor Backed By PayPal Founders Peter Thiel ... - Fast Company

Fast Company

Inside Stripe, The PayPal Competitor Backed By PayPal Founders Peter Thiel ... Fast Company No more merchant accounts, gateways, subscriptions, credit card storage, hidden fees--Stripe handles all the wonky details for a dead-simple rate of 2.9% plus 30 cents per transaction. Stripe's aim, the cofounders agree, is to make accepting payments ...

Reducing Shipping Costs for Low-Volume Merchants - Practical Ecommerce

Practical Ecommerce

Reducing Shipping Costs for Low-Volume Merchants Practical Ecommerce That's what's going to allow small and medium size merchants to continue to offer free shipping and not lose their shirts." PEC: You mentioned the term "postal consolidators." Please explain. Wiener: "Sure. UPS and FedEx typically stop about every 20th ...