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KennetBookkeeping


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Paypal chip and pin or Intuit Pay?
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Hi all,

One of my clients has a mobile chip and pin machine with Elavon but doesn't really use it enough to warrant the £64 per month fee.

He has asked me to look into either Paypal chip and pin or Intuit Pay as an alternative, does anyone have any experience with either of these products? Are they any good or is there any other product that might be better.

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Rhianrach


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We recently moved on from Elavon, be wary of their charges when ending the contract (we weren't in one any longer but still they tried), they charge to wipe the data and other things. I looked at paypal chip and pin and it seemed expensive at 2.75% per transaction, we ended up with streamline. I suppose it all boils down to usage really.

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