Recent content by washnvac

Thanks, guys. Shinepro, that seems reasonable to me for sure, to pay only $10/month to cover all chargebacks. Right now, I pay $20 per chargeback with TSYS, whether it is my fault or the idiot customer. (Automatics only for credit card) Just had one such instance. idiot woman driving a suv went...

Can someone tell me what the current incoming chargeback fee is with a Cryptopay swiper/tap, processing with Worldpay. I found many old threads, but nothing current. I am thinking about adding Cryptopay to an automatic, and have read many bad reviews here for Worldpay. I would love to know how...

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Yes. It is an Ingenico iUC285. It supports emv, mag strip, contactless cards and mobile payments, based on the quote from the distributor. (I do not have a link) Thanks for the fee info.

Thanks, Greg. I do not have crypto pay. I was just planning on using Priority or Card Connect that is available with the units current swipe/tap feature. Can anyone share the experience with that? Traveler, I do not plan on memberships. I am stuck with TSYS at the moment until I get new...

I am thinking of purchasing three WSII units. Those of you that have these, would you be willing to share an actual statement from your card processing vendor? Currently I am with TSYS. My % of sales just topped 10% for total fees! This is just out of control. And before I purchase the WS...

Refrigerated air dryer, plus all lines are in heated trough. Then the bays are heated.

I previously had a place that had a 5 brush Nu*Star friction next to a WW1.0. The friction out did the touchfree 3:1. And that WW1.0 did one of the best jobs I have seen in touchfree. The issue with it was all the moving parts, and floor tracks. If I was building a new wash today, I would...

Hey there- reviving this yet again. So the contactless and chip payment is still working flawlessly? Could you update what your total c/c fees are? Please take a whole year (2022) and divide total fees into sales. This would include any and all quarterly and yearly assessments for various...

A good habit is to take a sharpie and mark across the entire connector before your remove plug in part. This way, you know exactly how it is to be plugged in. Or you can use wire number labels, but they can come off, if not careful.

Mmmmm.....I would like for him to report back in a year to see how many touchscreens they have gone through. As with all new equipment; it all looks great at install . I like to see years down the road to see what it looks like then. I personally prefer the "KISS" method to everything at my...

Yep…so loosen the lock nut on the body, and turn the body counter clockwise slowly while pump running, but trigger off. Reduce til you get to your target pressure setting. Then tighten lock nut.

You need to adjust it down with nut or unscrew body of regulator some; depends what kind you have. Released pressure should be same as when trigger is pulled.

A fee is a fee; regardless if it is monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly or yearly. This is how we figure percentage paid. Take a years worth of statements, add ALL THE FEES, divided by total sales. That is the percentage. This is how most processors stick it to us. They advertise some bs low monthly...

At least they left the hose hung up.