Author: Maria Sparagis
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Stripe Paused Payouts: Why and How to Save Your Business
Stripe is a powerful payment processing platform that allows businesses to accept various payment methods online. It’s incredibly popular among ecommerce companies, SaaS providers, and more—which are the types of businesses that should avoid it! Why? Because sometimes Stripe puts a hold on your payouts. This means the money from your sales doesn’t reach your…
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Chargebacks from Poor Customer Service Is Killing Your Business — Solution
Did you know that your customer service team can play a huge role in reducing chargebacks? That’s right – many chargebacks derive from poor customer service, so the obvious solution is to improve your customer service. But that might not be as easy as it sounds. In this post, we’ll dive into the basics of…
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Stripe or National Processing: Which Payment Service Provider Is Best?
Your payment processor is the backbone of your financial transactions, and it can make or break your customer experience and bottom line. With so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which one is the best fit for your unique needs. Two popular payment service providers are often juggled: Stripe and National…
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GoHighLevel Payment Processing Hack: AVOID Shopify, PayPal, Stripe, Square
GoHighLevel is an all-in-one platform that gives businesses the power to capture leads, nurture them, and close deals like never before. But here’s the thing – while GoHighLevel is packed with amazing features, it’s not a one-stop-shop when it comes to payment processing (even though it looks that way). Choosing the right payment solution is…
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Credit Card Surcharge Laws by State (as of Sept 2024)
Credit card surcharges are an additional charge that businesses can impose when customers choose to pay with a credit card instead of cash or debit. This fee helps merchants offset the costs they incur for processing credit card transactions. While surcharging has been a hot topic in recent years, Visa is now taking a firm…
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