I know there was a post we were just talking about this - don't remember which one though!
If you use a credit card reader - do you pass the service charge to the client? If you do, how does it work??
For instance, square charges 2.75% - so a $100/week client would pay $102.75. BUT problem is when you are charging the card and put in the amount of 102.75 it is calculating the 2.75% off that NOT off $100. So, the fee is actually $2.83 not $2.75. Only 8ยข in this example, I know, but is there a way to avoid it???
OR do you just **** up the fees yourself??? If I had 5 full timers and all wanted to use credit cards I would be paying $100+ a month in fees. I do not want to do that, regardless of whether they are tax deductible, etc. That is a lot of money!!!!!
If you use these devices how do you calculate it?? Should I have put the 2.75 as a tip?? Maybe that would have worked??
If you use a credit card reader - do you pass the service charge to the client? If you do, how does it work??
For instance, square charges 2.75% - so a $100/week client would pay $102.75. BUT problem is when you are charging the card and put in the amount of 102.75 it is calculating the 2.75% off that NOT off $100. So, the fee is actually $2.83 not $2.75. Only 8ยข in this example, I know, but is there a way to avoid it???
OR do you just **** up the fees yourself??? If I had 5 full timers and all wanted to use credit cards I would be paying $100+ a month in fees. I do not want to do that, regardless of whether they are tax deductible, etc. That is a lot of money!!!!!
If you use these devices how do you calculate it?? Should I have put the 2.75 as a tip?? Maybe that would have worked??
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