We’ve made some interesting discoveries lately that could save your organization a lot of money on the cost of processing credit cards. This applies to people using Chase Paymentech and non-profits accepting American Express cards.
Chase Paymentech
The first item of interest is that if you’re a customer of Chase Paymentech, odds are you’re subject to a substantial billing error. We naturally won’t document on this blog how Chase Paymentech might be doing this. But we’re definitely available to take a look at your current bills. You can probably get a credit going back one year.
This also means that we’ll be able to use this opportunity to negotiate a better deal on your behalf.
Again, this isn’t a promise, but other firms are finding extraordinary savings.
If you’re a Chase Paymentech customer we definitely recommend you contact us.
Non-Profits and American Express
The second item is that we’ve had a 100% success rate helping non-profits substantially reduce the rate for processing American Express cards. We can help you work with the right people at American Express to quickly and painlessly reduce the costs of getting your donations via American Express cards.
We definitely encourage any non-profit to call us.
Better than money back guarantee
Remember there is no cost to discover if we can help you substantially reduce the costs of processing credit cards, be it with Chase Paymentech, American Express cards, or other processors. Any fees come out of your savings. There is no investment or risk on your part.
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