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July 26, 2010 • Issue 10:07:02

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Chasing the Chase platform

I was wondering if any of the editors at The Green Sheet know which processors use the Chase bank platform. I am a rep and have most of my merchants with a processor that uses the HSBC Global platform. But one merchant now receives his payments two days later and wants to use a processor that will fund Chase transactions overnight. He could go back to his old processor but is willing to stay with me if I can sign the account with a processor that will provide this feature. I am therefore looking for processors that are capable of this. Can you help?

Belinda Uridale
Uridale Enterprises LLC

Belinda,

While we do not keep a list of processors and the platforms they use, we do have processors listed in our Resource Guide (www.greensheet.com/resource_guide.php) under the heading "Processors Looking for ISOs." You could call them directly and find out if they use the Chase platform.Also, if you register on our website (www.greensheet.com) and then go to the Forums page and register for the MLS Forum, you can post your question there and get suggestions from other reps who have encountered similar situations on the job. I hope this information is of use to you in retaining your merchant customer.

Editor

Hurrah for The Green Sheet!

Congrats to you and your staff on your APEX awards. You are a class act.

Wendy Zucker
Barclay Square Leasing

Wendy,

Thank you for noticing this feather in our cap. Since 2002, we've won 41 such awards for both print and online publishing excellence. (Those who want further information can check out our story on page 47 of this issue of The Green Sheet.)

Editor

What's coming up next?

I would be grateful if you could tell me when the next ISO and merchant level salesperson seminar or tradeshow is slated. Anywhere in the United States will do.

Many thanks in advance,
Joshua B. Kenner

Joshua,

Regional acquirers meetings are always popular with the feet on the street. The next one will be the Western States Acquirers Association conference Oct. 13 to 14, 2010, at the La Jolla Marriott in San Diego. Here's a link to WSAA's website, where you'll find full details, including registration information: www.westernstatesacquirers.com. In addition, you can refer to Upcoming Industry Events, a new feature on the right-hand side of our home page (www.greensheet.com) that highlights key events on the horizon. And for a more complete listing of industry events, visit our Datebook page at www.greensheet.com/datebook.php.

Thank you for relying on The Green Sheet to stay abreast of events that offer the kind of knowledge and connections that can help you prosper as a payment professional.

Editor

From GS Online's MLS Forum


The premier online network for payment pros

Is Skype a good business tool?

Recently, GS Online MLS Forum member VMS2000 asked whether anyone in the forum had used Skype in a telemarketing environment. Opinions on this were mixed. For example, DJARIS45 posted, "I got a call from somebody using Skype the other day, and the quality was miserable. He said it works great overseas, but a local U.S. call was poor quality. If somebody called me using that quality, I would hang up."

MAJOROSDAVID presented a different point of view. "Skype is phenomenal," he wrote. "It is highly dependent on your Internet speed and the speed at which your computer operates. For hard-core telemarketing, I would not recommend Skype. It's perfect for occasional use, not constant use."

You, too, can post questions about the payments business, including those about resources you might want in your sales toolbox. Visit www.greensheet.com/forums, and join the conversation.

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