I received a promotional offer from an outfit called epayops; I was about to
investigate.
They claim that we tell our clients to go to their website and enter our
phone #; the client pays on line, and both atty. and client get a confirming
email; they will mail a check that day or the next or will transfer funds
electronically.
The claim is, no cost to us, 2.8% plus $2.00 charged to the client, and the
$100 sign up fee is waived during the promotion.
The website is www.epayops.com; phone is 866-372-9677
Stuart L. Levison
Allen & O'Brien
One East Ave.
Fifth Floor Security Tower
Rochester, NY 14604
585 546 2456
-----Original Message-----
From: CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Vicki James
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 11:30 AM
To: CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [CollabLaw] Credit cards/"Accept by phone"
John, I don't have any experience with credit cards.
Vicki
John Crouch <crouch@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:crouch%40patriot.net> > wrote: The
Lawyers Weekly papers recently had an article promoting a service called
"Accept by Phone" which says does not charge the various kinds of fees that
merchant accounts typically charge, and instead charges a flat $5/month plus
one-time $99.
Plus nearly 4% of each payment as a "discount rate". Aside from that, no
other transaction fee for Visa or MC.
Does anyone have experience with this company? Or can anyone tell me off the
top of their head how it compares with others?
-- John Crouch
Arlington, Virginia
703-528-6700
crouch@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:crouch%40patriot.net>
Vicki M James, LPC, LMFT
4809 Cole Ave,
Suite # 375
Dallas, Texas 75205
214-361-8771
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