In this free
report, you'll learn...
- The 3-Tier Pricing is the most
popular pricing method and the simplest system for most
merchants, although the new 6-Tier Pricing is gaining in
popularity..
- A qualified rate is the percentage
rate a merchant will be charged whenever they accept a
regular consumer credit card and process it in a manner
defined as "standard" by their merchant account provider
using an approved credit card processing solution. This
is usually the lowest rate a merchant will incur when
accepting a credit card..
- How to prepare for disasters
without making yourself a target for thieves now and
looters later. Nothing screams "rob me!" like
piles of survival supplies stacked in your garage.
- How to create a plan that will work
in the real world...even if you're out of town and your
family is home alone when the balloon goes up.
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- Second Tier - Mid-qualified Rate
Also known as a partially qualified rate, the
mid-qualified rate is the percentage rate a merchant
will be charged whenever they accept a credit card that
does not qualify for the lowest rate (the qualified
rate). This may happen for several reasons.
- Third Tier - Non-qualified Rate -
The non-qualified rate is usually the highest percentage
rate a merchant will be charged whenever they accept a
credit card. In most cases all transactions that are not
qualified or mid-qualified will fall to this rate..
And that's just a tiny sample!
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