Posted: 3/16/2014 6:26:57 AM EDT
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At this point it may seem to the easiest way to kill the firearms business will not come from the dumb ass congress but from the financial community. Tell people or pass legislation that "you can't buy ammo" and see people get upset Or Set market conditions that if you can find ammo, it is ridiculously expensive, in some cases too expensive to buy, and everyone just goes oh well... |
| Guess this has been happening a lot lately. I wouldn't want to do business with WFB anyway. Good riddance. Another one of my normal suppliers decided to change his sponsors on his own. Not sure who it went with however. It would be nice if you could find a local bank perhaps. |
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Over 90% of my business is via the internet. My ability to accept cards gets me business, and cash has to be taken to the bank since my vendors want to be paid by card. Cash is kind of annoying. Quoted:
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Lame..... Cash talks! Over 90% of my business is via the internet. My ability to accept cards gets me business, and cash has to be taken to the bank since my vendors want to be paid by card. Cash is kind of annoying. My point was, cash is king when nothing else works. I hardly ever carry more than $20 on me at a time. |
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My point was, cash is king when nothing else works. I hardly ever carry more than $20 on me at a time. Quoted:
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Lame..... Cash talks! Over 90% of my business is via the internet. My ability to accept cards gets me business, and cash has to be taken to the bank since my vendors want to be paid by card. Cash is kind of annoying. My point was, cash is king when nothing else works. I hardly ever carry more than $20 on me at a time. Besides, I pay you with points anyway. 
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Lame..... Cash talks! Over 90% of my business is via the internet. My ability to accept cards gets me business, and cash has to be taken to the bank since my vendors want to be paid by card. Cash is kind of annoying. My point was, cash is king when nothing else works. I hardly ever carry more than $20 on me at a time. Besides, I pay you with points anyway.
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Wow that's crazy, who would have thought a bank that large would decide just due to the type of business you operate they will no longer provide merchant services. I wonder if there are any grounds for discrimination? I'm sure WF has spent lots of lawyer money to prevent it.
This is how they will get gun control done, slowly chipping at it like this. I personally use Intuit for merchant services. No problems at this point. Quikbooks integration as well. |