Can you save your customers' Credit card info in quickbooks and bill them for a different amount each month?

Posted by QBConsultant on May 15, 2008, 9:21 am

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> >> Just to clarify-- you are saying we can store credit card info as part

> >> of a customers record and charge them using that whenever we need to?

> >> Are you certain?

> >He is saying yes. =A0As per the CC master agreement you can't and it won'=

t store

> >the CCV code, but it will store card number and exp.

> You probably should have your customers sign something that says you

> can store their number, but QB will store it. =A0Using Merchant Services

> is very easy, once you set it up with them. =A0I'm not sure how

> competitive their rates are, so you may want to check that carefully.

The rates are competitive with other merchant services.

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Posted by TObject on May 16, 2008, 11:18 pm

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BTW, does QB Merchant Services support CC transactions without CCV code?

Posted by Peter Secor on May 17, 2008, 6:18 am

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>BTW, does QB Merchant Services support CC transactions without CCV code?

Yes.

Posted by Laura on May 17, 2008, 8:38 am

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> BTW, does QB Merchant Services support CC transactions without CCV code?

Yes. The CCV code is optional. BUT...it will check that the address & zip
code you entered matches the information associated with that credit card.
If you have one of those pieces incorrect then the charge won't go through.

Posted by Golden California Girls on May 17, 2008, 11:41 am

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Laura wrote:

>> BTW, does QB Merchant Services support CC transactions without CCV code?

> Yes. The CCV code is optional. BUT...it will check that the address &

> zip code you entered matches the information associated with that credit

> card. If you have one of those pieces incorrect then the charge won't go

> through.

Wrong, charge will go through, but it might take longer to settle and you will
pay a higher rate.