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Join Date: Oct 2002
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I think most people misunderstand checks, which is why they are not used to their full potential.
Checks will never replace credit cards because: 1) credit cards are credit and checks are cash right out of your account. 2) checks are limited to the US 3) it is easier to enter a credit card # than an ABA and account number 4) there is no 100% real-time account verification with checks and many checks will be returned However, this is where ppl miss the virtues of checks: 1) they are cheaper to process than cards 2) there are no fees for bounced checks or charge-backs 3) there is currently no ratios to maintain 4) checks convert better and retention is better (all things considered) 5) 99% of checks sign-ups are from individuals who do not have a credit card 6) charge-backs are restricted to 60 days from the time a bank statement is posted to the consumer Returned checks are a problem, but with ACH Debit we do two things that no other processor does: 1) We only charge on checks that clear, so we have every incentive to reduce returns (our interests are in line with our merchants) 2) We provide FREE real-time account verification where available. All things considered, I still beg the question.... what is the hard part about seeing the benefits of processing checks thru ACH Debit?? But, you know the old adage... you can led a horse to water, but... ![]() PS - Peaches, thanks for the support as always!!! |
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