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Safely and Legally Get Bitcoins !

The best way for businesses to navigate these treacherous times, is to partner with those who have succeeded in doing so.

So, it''s been a little while since I've been here, but I believe there is a solution to the question of how do businesses integrate Bitcoins into their payment solutions.

The answer is to use a company that the banks won't close up because of their association with Bitcoin related products and services. The banks won't close them up because they have an awful lot of money, and it appears that they also have some deep US Government connections.

That company's name and direct link are here: CoinBase !

As always, you can find CoinBase and other Bitcoin related solutions, along with some very useful, and mostly free online marketing assistance websites on my mini blog; GET BITCOINS !

Get Bitcoins !

All Businesses should prepare to receive Bitcoins as payment vehicles as soon as possible!

Bitcoins are the virtual currency of the future, and increasingly, of the present!

Businesses that are caught out in the cold are those that will scramble to be able to Get Bitcoins! The most important things about Bitcoins and business are that Bitcoins don't require excessive fees or long waits to transfer them from your customers custody to yours. It's possible to predict that bitcoin, will most likely replace gift and reward cards, because those types of cards carry such high fees for the merchant when redeemed by the customer. Bitcoins do not. Under most circumstances, there no fees when moving Bitcoins.

Some might wonder how to convert Bitcoin into something spendable right now, before universal acceptance occurs. You might have read that banks in the U.S. will not allow their customers to integrate Bitcoin into their normal banking activities. The banks, when they get wind of Bitcoin in the air around a customer, react with horror and terror. They don't want to lose the very lucrative gift and reward card fees. If you let them know that you are accepting Bitcoins for anything, the banks will close all of your accounts, blackball you from opening an account in any other U.S. bank and try to give you a paper check of all your balances, which you will not be able to deposit or cash out anywhere in the United States.

So, what's a honest business to do?

You have got to remain competitive and accept Bitcoins, but not tell your bank about those activities. Do tell the U.S. Treasury or IRS because you don't want to have trouble with them at tax time. There are hearings in Washington D.C. where Congress is attempting to get a handle on this now. When they codify as to how the government is to deal with Bitcoin and all those other crypto currencies, then the banks will have to obey, or get decertified.

This isn't as difficult as it sounds, and in my next post, I will deal with the best way for your business to muddle through this odd era in American financial history.

Right now, my micro blog GET BITCOINS will have some answers for you, at least for personal Bitcoin related questions.

This is the link to GET BITCOINS !

Best Business Services

It is very important that your company accept all major and maybe even some minor credit cards for the current and future health of your business. If you want your business to see increased profits, then you will take the time to search for a credit card payment processor that offers the lowest rates, top notch customer service and other incentives as well.

Make sure that the payment processor is a registered ISO of Visa and Mastercard. These two credit card companies account for the lions share of credit card transactions in the United States.

If you are looking for a credit card payment processor without any complaints logged against them, well there aren't any. They all have irresolvable complaints, usually from people who won't allow those companies to resolve the problem.

It's hard to understand all of the fine print and nearly indecipherable gobbledygook in those Merchant credit card payment processor contracts. So you, the businessperson will need an attorney. Get one who specializes in those kinds of contracts, or just contracts in general. Your attorney will be able to decipher the contract and to contact the processor as an Officer of the Court. You should have an attorney review all contracts for you and your business.

If you already retain a contract lawyer then skip to the next post. If you need a contract lawyer, then the link after this article may help you find one near you.

This is the link to find an Attorney near you

24 Questions to Ask ANY Credit Card Payment Processor

Before you sign up with a new Credit Card Payment Processor for your business, you have to evaluate the sincerity of those offers. Usually the person that initially contacts you is just a salesman and not an expert analyst. You will need to get in touch with their customer service or account evaluation department in order to get the answers to these questions.

Have a paper pad and pen or pencil ready prior to beginning and take notes of your discussion. Do not be afraid to ask these questions.

The 24 questions that you should ask of the account analyst are as follows;

What is your legal registered name?
Are you a W-2 employee of the company you represent?
What are your qualifications for selling Credit Card Processing?
When I call Customer Service, where will I be calling?
What is the average length of service among your Customer Service reps?
Who is in charge of Customer Service?
Who will provide service at my business?
What will your service do to help me prevent a data breach?
How will your service protect my business in the event of a data breach?
How will your fees for my business change when the Credit Card companies change their interchange fees?
How does your monthly statement make it easy to understand all your charges and fees?
Will my account be available online?
How much information can I access online?
How will I be charged for credit card processing equipment?
What is the replacement policy if the credit card processing equipment malfunctions or fails?
Is there a fee to leave if I am not happy with your service?

The following questions are each two-fold, ask for each of the following if a per cent or per item fee applies;

   17.   Swipe rate, and which type of credit cards (Rewards, Corporate, ect.) qualify?
   18. Swiped check / debit card with signature?
   19.   Key entered Visa / Mastercard credit card?
   20.   Downgraded or non-qualified transaction?
   21.   PCI compliance fees (Data Security)?
   22.   Supply charges?
   23.   Charge-back fees?
   24.   All other monthly service fees (Verification, Minimum Volume, Gateway, Statement)?

If you didn't get a proper or complete response to any of your questions, go back to points of confusion and get clarification.

Apply for a FREE Rebate and Savings analysis by either calling the phone number in the next article, or clicking the link at the bottom of that post below.

For Credit Card Processing Rebates and Lowest Fees

If you can get your credit card processing fees lowered and actually get cash back from those fees, would you be interested?

That's the question that MatchRate PLUS asks of merchants when they are contacted by a MatchRate PLUS referral agent, and yes I am a MatchRate PLUS referral agent.

MatchRate PLUS has an unique business model that allows them to rebate a portion of the credit card processing fees that are normally paid solely to the sales agent. This is on top of the already guaranteed lowest rate offer that will be provided to the merchant by MatchRate PLUS's service partner, North American Bancard (N.A.B.).

One of the biggest expenses for credit card processors is that the merchants are constantly switching their processors in order to get a slightly lower rate. By guaranteeing the lowest rate, MatchRate PLUS eliminates this complaint entirely. Moreover, the merchant may be qualified for cancellation fee reimbursement of up to $295.00.

When applying to the MathRate PLUS program, the merchant automatically becomes a "Merchant Partner" and an agent simultaneously, allowing the business owner to become the agent on their own account. Also, if they wish to, they may enlist other businesses into the MatchRate PLUS program and receive commissions from that activity. But mostly, by having done so, the merchant receives 25% of the agents fee generated to MatchRate PLUS by their own merchant account activity for the life of their account. That 25% cash back rebate is sent directly via ACH to the bank account where the credit card deposits are made. The Merchant Partner will see it in their monthly bank statement notated as MRP_CASHBK.

MatchRate PLUS's processing service partner is North American Bancard (N.A.B.), a Better Business Bureau accredited provider with an A+ rating. N.A.B. has been in business for over 20 years and now has over 180,000 businesses who trust them with over $13 billion dollars in payment transactions every year. N.A.B., located in Troy Michigan is a full service provider including tier 1, 24/7 customer service. Each of the MatchRate PLUS / N.A.B. dedicated account analysts have at least 5 years of experience in dealing with credit card processing analysis and customer relations. All businesses are offered a free savings and rebate analysis, either online or by telephone. The application is free, and usually takes about 7 minutes. MatchRate PLUS and N.A.B. accept applications from all types of businesses in the United States including online or traditional brick and mortar companies. It is a month-to-month service agreement with no cancellation fees, if new equipment is needed, that equipment will be state of the art and provided for free. Credit, debit and mobile processing from virtual and wireless and more are offered.

To see video testimonials from Merchant Partners, click the link at the end of this article, then fill in the short form which is there for you to request an analysis of your current credit card processing system. An account analyst will contact you within 2 business days. If you prefer, you may call 1 800 518 9776 promo code 33838, Monday through Friday 9am to 7pm EST. If you call, you must give the operator the promo code in order to get the rebates.