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This is an annual fee charged by one of the pin debit networks "NYCE." I should clarify that I did not check the current rate to see if it is marked up.

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4 years ago | [YT] | 0

CCSalesPro

Answer: Watch Episode #2 for more information, but "Yes" or "No" could be correct here. They do a lot of B2B making them a good candidate for optimization, but their volume is low so the savings wouldn't be that high.

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4 years ago | [YT] | 1

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Answer: I always look at Regulated Debit to identify mark up. In this case, they are marked up 20 basis points and $0.10. Make sure and watch Episode #2 for more information.

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4 years ago | [YT] | 1

CCSalesPro

Is this Tier, IC+, Flat Rate, Surcharging? The words here can be confusing. CLICK ow.ly/JAnw50AefS3 to watch the full episode.
Answer: Flat Rate + Surcharges (Not Consumer Surcharges)

4 years ago | [YT] | 0

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It can be tough to identify processing fees from pass through fees. On this statement the "Authorizations" are the processing fees. CLICK ow.ly/cBSj50Acn3y to watch the full statement deep dive.

4 years ago | [YT] | 0

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What is the difference between "VISADEBIT" and "VISADEBITCAP"? I have been seeing this more and more on statements lately. We cover this in our first episode of "Statement Deep Dive" CLICK THIS LINK www.ccsalespro.com/surcharges-are-not-always-surch… to watch or post your answer in the comments below.

Answer: "Cap" stands for the cap placed in interchange by the Durbin Amendment. So "Cap" is for regulated debit transactions.

5 years ago | [YT] | 2

CCSalesPro

Hey Everybody, Check out an event I did with CardKnox on Contactless Payments. I shared my 4 step sales process to take advantage of this amazing opportunity in payments.

5 years ago | [YT] | 0