May 17th, 2011
Before you plug the pin pad in to the Verifone VX510 make sure that the power is unplugged. If you do not unplug the terminal you risk blowing out the encryption on the pin pad. You will then have to send it back to your merchant card service processor to have it re-encrypted. This can take up to a month – so – make sure you unplug the terminal!
When you look at the bottom of the terminal you will see the power port and 3 other ports. The pin pad plugs into the port on the far left of the terminal (see picture below for reference) Plug it in securely and power the terminal back up!
If the pin pad is not working you may have the following issues:
- The pin pad is either not encrypted or is not encrypted for your credit card processor.
-Your credit card terminal is not programmed to have pin debit entry as an option. Have your independent sales representative call in to support to add pin debit to the file and re-download the eVx510.
-You merchant card services account is not set up to accept pin debit. Have your sales rep get an addendum to add pin debit card processing.





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May 17th, 2011
We get a lot of questions about credit card processing through Iphones and Blackberries. We do offer this service – but currently only with the option to key in the credit card number through a secure connection. Multiple times a day we get requests for swipers that will plug directly into these devices. More often than not we are being asked to sell a product similar to the Square Payments credit card swiper. Our fear has always been a lack of security involved with these types of merchant card service transactions – and now it looks like we have been correct in not offering a product similar to Square’s. Take a look at the link below - From Verifone, the largest credit card terminal manufacturer in the world, regarding security issues.
Square Payments security issues.
Are you sure you still want that cool new credit card skimmer – er – credit card swiper?
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May 13th, 2011
If you are looking at the top of the Verifone vx510/ omni 3730 (Same instructions apply to the vx510le and omni 3730le) you will see a blue paper cover. Hit the button on the right hand side to release the cover and open up the lid.

Then drop the roll of paper into the credit card terminal so the paper rolls out from the bottom towards the front of the machine. Make sure you are using the correct size paper. Most Verifone terminals us 2 and 1/4″ wide by 85′ long thermal paper.

Then close the paper lid. Mke sure to peel off about 10″ of the roll before you try processing credit cards. The first part of the roll is usually not able to print well.
Now you are all set to run credit card transactions on your Verifone vx510 / omni 3730! If you would like to learn more about merchant services or verifone credit card terminals follow the link!
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May 13th, 2011
This is the Verifone Vx510 / omni 3730. (these instructions will be the same for the Vx510le and omni 3730le)

In order to get this terminal working for your merchant card services the first thing you need to do is plug in the phone line. If you look at the bottom of the terminal you will see 3 ports on the back. You will want to plug the phone line into the far left port.

Next you will plug the power cord into the bottom. The power jack is on the bottom on the far right of the terminal.

Thats all there is to it! The VX510 should now be plugged in and ready to run cards! If you would like to learn more about merchant services or Verifone terminals just follow the link!
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February 14th, 2011
When I first decided to sell merchant services with Capital Bankcard I was a little skeptical about how successful I could actually be in a commissioned outside sales job. My previous experience selling was with companies that always supplied me with warm leads and a guaranteed salary of some sort. (At the time i had other offers to take salaries of $50k+ but I thought maybe this once I’ll take a risk, step out of my comfort zone, and give this job a 6 month trial period.) What really convinced me to sell credit card processing was the possibility of earning residuals and essentially building my own business. I was sick of being only as good as my last sale. (Think auto sales – how many cars did you sell THIS month!) Every time I signed a new contract I would earn income on the client for as long as they processed their credit cards with Capital Bankcard! This could really be huge if I could bring in enough clients!
I began like everyone else, with barely enough knowledge of the product to be able to have an intelligent conversation and no audience to present what little i did know! My first foray into making sales was by going into the businesses where I shopped every week. I went to my dry cleaner, gas station, dentist, doctor, and local restaurants that I ate at often. These people knew my name and face and after some convincing they allowed me to take a copy of their merchant services statement for analysis. I didn’t write all of them as clients but i did sign on more than half! More importantly I gained a lot of knowledge in a short period of time! I took this newfound knowledge of the credit card processing industry and I started cold calling door to door. I will be the last person to tell you that this part was easy. If I walked into 40 doors a day i would get kicked out of 38 of them! ( didn’t care though – I knew that every no as one step closer to a yes!) I learned that it was best to walk in and just have a conversation with people. Nobody likes a hard sell so I would just stop in, say hi, and chat with them. First I would ask them about their business, the pictures on the wall – anything to get them talking – and slowly work my way into talking about the product.
What I found out surprised me. Once I got the business owners to open up about their monthly fees I realized that most of them knew very little about their current credit card processing rates, or how their merchant processing rate system even worked. Most of them were under the impression that they were paying a certain percentage, but after looking at their statement i was able to point out what they actually paid much more than they thought in monthly processing fees! After that they seemed very interested to learn anything I could teach them about our pricing structure! (As long as it saved them some money on their monthly fees!) The next thing I knew I was signing deals – fast! I had appointments booked out two weeks in advance because I always asked my new clients to pass my name and phone number to their friends who own businesses.
My apprehension quickly turned into excitement and my fear about not being able to sell merchant services at all turned into fear of not having ENOUGH time to sell everyone I was referred to! My income quickly grew as my client list got longer and longer! After my personal 6 month trial period passed I calculated that within a year I would easily be doubling the $50k salary that I was considering taking! I also noticed other personal changes. I was eating at nicer restaurants, going out more, wearing nicer clothes. There was definite change going on in my life and it was because I had something I had never had before, job security and a future with a growing company.
Not a day goes by now that I don’t thank myself for taking a risk and trying something new! This year I am going to make more money than most of my friends and if I continue to hit my goals I plan on not needing to work anymore within the next few years! ( I’ll just sit back and collect my residual!)
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January 17th, 2011
We have plenty of outside sales people who are currently making over $100,000 a year in residual income alone. Add in their upfront and monthly bonuses and they can make significantly more than this. How do they do it? Here is a quick breakdown:
Every time one of our agents signs on a new client they earn up to $500 just for signing the deal. In addition they will earn a monthly bonus of up to $1,250. This is a great way to put some money in their pocket right away – but it pales in comparison to where the real money is made when you sell credit card processing – RESIDUALS.
What are residuals? Every time one of our clients runs a credit card through their merchant account we make a percentage of the sale. (This may be anywhere from a few pennies to a few dollars.) This is paid to us for as long as the client is processing credit cards with us. The sales rep who brought the client to us earns up to a 60% split of this income. So EVERY TIME the business swipes a credit card our sales representative is making money. This is residual income.
How could a few pennies or dollars possibly add up to a $100,000 a year income? If our rep brings 15 clients to us every month (less than 4 a week) at an average profit of $50 per client per month to the rep they are increasing their MONTHLY INCOME by $750. After 12 months of hard work they have increased their monthly income to $9,000. This is the equivalent of $108,000 a year! Now imagine if you put in that type of hard work for a few years? We like to say that it is totally possible to make a million dollars when you sell merchant accounts – you just have to do it $50 at a time!
If you would like to learn more just give us a call or apply for more information!
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January 16th, 2011
We get a lot of applications from independent sales reps who want to sell merchant services for us. The one question these people always ask is: ”what exactly will I be doing?” The answer: Saving business owners money on the monthly bill that they pay to Visa and Mastercard.
Whenever a business swipes a credit card as a payment for one of their products they must pay a percentage of that sale to Visa or Mastercard. This fee typically runs anywhere from 1-3% depending on the card type. Capital Bankcard has the ability to save anywhere from 10-50% off of the monthly fees that these merchants pay to process these credit cards.
Your job as a merchant account sales representative requires you to approach these businesses and get a copy of their monthly credit card processing bill. You will then fax it directly to us so we can put together a cost comparison. If we can save the business money ( which we can 95% of the time) then we will email the comparison back to you to present to the client. Then all you have to do is sign them up to work with us.
We will be there to help you close the deal over the phone and answer any questions the client may have. As the sales rep on the account you will earn an upfront bonus plus residual every month that the client accepts credit cards with us! To find out more about how you can sell merchant services and help small businesses save money click here!
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January 15th, 2011
We often get asked why someone would want to sell credit card processing. The short answer: its all about the potential income.
There are very few sales jobs left in this country that not only have an unlimited earning potential – BUT – will also build up a residual in the process. When you sell cars, software, or real estate you are only as good as your last sale. You coule have a huge commission month and make more sales than you have ever made before but at the beginning of the next month you have to start from scratch again.
Selling merchant card services does not have this “what have you done for me lately” problem. Every time you sign on a new client to process credit cards with us you are building your book of business. Not only wil you receive an upfront bonus for signing on the new client you will also receive a share of the residual profit FOREVER! As long as the client is working with us for their merchant services you will make a split of the profit. This can build up to a huge residual income over a few years. So really you are not just getting a job where you sell merchant services - you are starting a career and building your own business.
Click here to find out more about how to get involved in this sales career!
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July 27th, 2010
Numerous small business owners wonder if they should have merchant card services acceptance capabilities. Accepting credit cards is not inexpensive, it can run over 2% of overall sales, the benefits can easily outweigh the costs. The following are 4 reasons that your company should get set up to accept cards today:
1. Consumer spending is higher with plastic. Clients who use credit cards normally spend 30-50% more per transaction than ones who use only cash. So while it may cost you a few percent to run the transaction – the average sale is so much higher that it more than makes up for it. The business will actually end up well ahead of where they were before the started accepting credit cards.
2. You need good credit to have a credit card – therefore you have more spending power. It is pretty obvious when you consider who can get a credit card in todays economy. People who have a credit card are going to be able to spend more money then cash only clients. You, as a small business owner, need to cater to these clients – they are the ones who can afford your most expensive products and in turn can keep you in the black. If you do not offer them the ability to spend their money, by having merchant card services available, then they will not shop with you.
3. All transactions will be deposited by the next morning. Nobody wants to wait for their money. If you take a lot of checks you need to wait for them to clear the bank. Offering your clients payment terms can help bring in more clients – but how do you know they will actually end up paying you. The lowest risk payment for a small business owner is to process credit cards. If the card holder cannot pay their bill the business owner will still get paid. All you have to do is run your cards, close your batch, and the funds are there the next day – every day – reducing your risk and easing your financial burdens.
4. No costs to start accepting cards. Small business owners no longer have to spend a ton of money to set up a merchant services account! Many times there is going to be no cost out of your pocket – you can even get a free credit card terminal! The only barrier to entry is now gone!
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July 26th, 2010
Lipman Nurit 2085 credit card terminal
The Nurit 2085 credit card terminal is a compact and flexible credit card processing machine and one of the most reliable in the industry. Its menu driven display, combined with its 4 “soft keys” make using this unit fast, customized and efficient. The built-in thermal printer ejects highly legible receipts at a rapid pace of 12 lines per second. If you are looking for a terminal that can handle multiple payment options (credit, debit, EBT, check verification, pre-paid cards, etc.), the Nurit 2085 is perfect for your business.
We have the best price available on the Nurit 2085. We also have the Nurit 2085 quick reference guide available to help you process credit cards.
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