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Save time and money by avoiding credit card processors that use bait-and-switch marketing and advertising debit card rates as credit card rates. Read More

You can charge customers a fee when they pay with a credit or debit card, but you have to mind the terms of your credit card processing contract. Read More

When is PIN debit cheaper than signature debit? This free calculator will show you which way of processing a debit card is less expensive. Read More

CardFellow.com is offering a new monitoring service to ensure businesses keep the low rates they obtain through the online credit card processing marketplace. Read More

Debit card charges are a hot issue at the moment thanks to the Durbin Amendment to the Dodd-Frank Act. Don't worry if you're a little confused about the new legislation - you're not alone. The following calculator will show how charges will look pre and post-Durbin. Read More

Costco may sell some things at wholesale prices, but it's not merchant accounts. Costco outsources to a company that employs poor pricing, high rates and cancellation fees ranking their merchant accounts among the worst. Read More

For many ill-prepared businesses, would-be savings from lower debit interchange fees mandated by the recent Durbin Amendment will go straight into the pocket of their credit card processors. Here's what you can do to be sure you get to keep your savings. Read More

We're always talking about how to lower credit card processing fees. So, this article keeps things interesting by taking a break from the norm to discuss five sure-fire ways to get ripped off by a willing credit card processor. Read More

You're supposed to be getting money back from credit card refunds, but your processor may be intercepting your loot. Here's how to tell if your processors is profiting from your refunds, and what to do about it. Read More

You don't have to pay non-qualified credit card processing rates. Easily avoid non-qualified rates by dumping credit card processors that use opaque, tiered pricing -- here's how. Read More