Then there's some stuff about free for 60 days. It's not clear to me if this is a full merchant account or what. They certainly don't provide any pricing info in their mailer (I got two of their mailings this weekend).
I went to their website http://www.acceptpay.com/pricing.html and I found the pricing. It's a traditional mode which does not match the Paypal system for simplicity. I would think that Paypal would start driving the others down to their pricing level soon. Or out of business. I wonder what moved Amex to start something (is this new?) and to not go with the simple pricing of PayPal?
Paypal, I'm hoping, will bring some rationality and value to the merchant account business. Right now, it seems like the vendors just run amuck promising all sorts of things and then not delivering.
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