Any business, small or large, needs to process credit cards...

“I have a business partner who can save most merchants 10-25% on credit card processing. Would you like to see how much we can save you?”

“Who does your merchant account?”

"If you have a website that sells any product, you can certainly use something like PayPal which is indeed "cool" and easy to use. However, I use this service sometimes for my web sales, but always for everything else. This is truly a great company to work with!" Ter Scott.

Now, just about any sized business; even independent sales people and in-home type small businesses benefit from having a merchant account. (And yes, we even offer the ability to receive a free smart phone app and compatible card “swiper” like those TV ads show you; available this fall.

Don't worry; this is "legit"; there are stiff requirements and laws in place to protect both the business owner and the merchant account provider. Plus, I've used this service for about 10 years in my own businesses so I have no worries in referring them.

As an Internet Product Broker, I have a business partner whose specialty is reducing merchant account fees – often by 10-25% (that’s being modest; many times by much more). We won’t interrupt your business day by coming to your location. If you are willing to accept a free quote, respond to this ad, and I’ll have this business partner call with details. All I ask is that you commit to the time we set up for the phone call so no one’s time is wasted.

That’s it. Just let me know if you want more information! Call and leave a message at my 24/7 message center: 888 twentyfour one, 40thirty one. (Hopefully the robots won’t see that!).

Ter

Terrific. Energizing. Results!

Hello out there readers!

If anyone from my classes and workshops is reading this, and for anyone who "stumbled" upon this post, I sincerely want you to learn something that will make your online experience (and that of others) less frustrating and will certainly reward you with more visitors to your email, blogs, and sites.

What I'm "harping" about is people who have email addresses and domain names that are easily misunderstood which in turn means that your email doesn't go through or the person you gave your web site address to, tries it and doesn't get to your site.

Here are a few examples of emails that I'm having trouble with right now; this moment. I've recently conducted an in-class workshop on how to improve and promote your website. I'm sending a "welcome" email to those who printed (by hand) their email address on the attendance sheet. I've changed them just a bit so they aren't "real" but will work for my "rant" here.

"playoil-yahoo.com"
Is this "playoil-yahoo.com" with a dash, "playoil_yahoo.com" with and underscore, " and/or is the dash meaning:@ sign? Does this person tell another: "I'm at playoil underscore @ yahoo.com"?

"PSpantsmaker@gmail.com"
When in an elevator does this person tell another: "Email me sometime, I'm at capital letter "P", capital letter "S", and the pantsmaker@gmail? It's hard enough for people to remember whether it is gmail, Yahoo, or whatever as it is.

Please understand that I'm only using this as a learning example for all to learn by. From here out, please, no dashes, underscores, and such for your email address; make it easy for others to remember and to contact you. Yes, I kind of like my own: terscottpromotes@yahoo.com; that is my name and that is what I do.

Later I'll help you with how to choose a great domain name even though it seems all of the "good ones" are gone. For now if you were in that class and you read this post, know that this may be the reason you did not get my Welcome email!

Make it a great day!
Ter 

Online Web Class Training is now available!

Hello and welcome to new students of the web!

I've re-opened this blog to help those who are taking my physical "in-class" training and also those who find the class and enroll on the web!

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That's it for now; see you at class!

Ter

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