Verizon has a "Square" deal for customers
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Verizon is now offering the Square Card Reader for $9.97 which comes with a $10 Square account credit. Square normally hands out the reader for free, so this is the way they are doing it when you pick up the service from a retailer. There are no contracts, minimums or set-up fees involved with the service. Setting up the service is quick, painless, and you simply link your Square account with your bank account. We've seen Square all over locations where a seller is offering something that would be an impulse buy. Think about the vendors at Comic-Con. Heck, with Square, even the Sabrett hot dog guy on the streets of New York can use his Apple iPhone to ring up a couple of dogs. That is, assuming his Apple iPhone hasn't yet been stolen.
source: Square via Engadget
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7 Comments
1. Owlet posted on 01 Feb 2013, 02:25 1 0
It's good only for hot dogs. I got in trouble with it cause they didn't like big charges. Usless for any kind of real business.
2. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 01 Feb 2013, 08:02 0 0
lol That is a fuuny statement. It's only good for street vendors a.k.a. hotdog vendors. Real business is a different story. lol
What do you mean you got into trouble with big charges?
+1
5. Owlet posted on 02 Feb 2013, 13:04 0 0
You just have to gather a two sheet long list of documents and wait long for the money to finally arrive. If you do a couple of hot dogs, you'll get it quickly, 3 to 5 days, like they promise. But if you have thousands, you'll have more hassle than you need.
6. Owlet posted on 02 Feb 2013, 13:10 0 0
Trouble was I had to jump through hoops for 2 weeks. Then I had to cancel transactions, cancel their services, and charge again with the newly signed up Intuit service. Very embarrassing in front of clients.... And cost me more money, cause I had to charge without swiping the cards second time around.
7. joeletaxi posted on 13 Mar 2013, 11:10 0 0
I use Square from time to time and do several $200+ transactions per day when I use it. I haven't gone over $500 on a single transaction or $2000/day, but no issues so far.
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