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PayPal Here Card Reader Was £75 to £35 @ Paypal

£35 £75 Paypal1 Sep 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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ben_ladbrook

1 Sep 17

Reduced from £75 to £35!
That's a 53% Discount
Limited time Only

Accept card and contactless payments without monthly fees. As low as 1.5% transaction fee.

All comments (44)

artnada

1 Sep 17 #1

Good price for a good reader.

Oneday77

1 Sep 17 #2

Now if the fees are 1.5%, does Paypal then add their normal fees on top?
Or is this a cheaper way than normal Paypal seller fees?

artnada to Oneday77

1 Sep 17 #3

The fees are 2.75% - 1.5% depending on how much you take per month.
There are none of the usual fees you might associate with e.g. eBay and Paypal.

paypal.com/uk/…der

KinanswerMe

1 Sep 17 #4

Crud. Wife only purchased the iZettle on offer last week. Same charges but would have prefered PayPal. Oh well.

bargainbill

1 Sep 17 #5

izettle better as their charges reduce to 1% with £40k per month.

bilbob to bargainbill

1 Sep 17 #6

Yes, I'm sure mamy people buying into this offer are receiving over 40k a month...!!
IMO, Paypal is better for many, as Joe Public happier shoving their card into a device that is a least a known name. I know my customers are.

bargainbill to bilbob

12 Sep 17 #18

Given that most people daily "shove" their cards into something labeled "ingenico", which almost nobody recognises, I'm not convinced that people are put off by izettle at all.

I've not had a single person even comment on it.

Both are excellent products relative to the world of merchant accounts and terminal rental contracts that are the alternative.

As ever, to each their own.

ScaryStalketDude to bargainbill

24 Sep 17 #22

Nobody recognises ingenico? They are the biggest supplier of chip and pin terminals in the world.

JonBetts2004 to ScaryStalketDude

24 Sep 17 #25

Because everyone knows the name of chip and pin suppliers! :joy:

maltikism to bilbob

24 Sep 17 #26

Your customers are happier shoving their what's into what?

repouk

1 Sep 17 #7

Given the fees this :poop: ty company charges, these should be free.

‌ :face_with_monocle:

jackieme

1 Sep 17 #8

I got the sum up reader from staples delivered today £22.80 with their free delivery code 299000312.

firstofficer

1 Sep 17 #9

Not bad.

Welcome.

Warm.

Bye.

adamkaty

1 Sep 17 #10

Does it do customer not present transactions?

ben_ladbrook to adamkaty

1 Sep 17 #11

Yes you can

paypal-community.com/t5/…385

Transitengines to adamkaty

2 Sep 17 #13

You don't need the terminal for that.

Download the PayPal here app and in the top middle you can do customer not present.

With customer not present you will need proof that the item was sent and delivered.

Fees are higher

tfeb

2 Sep 17 #12

I arrange a load of 5 a side games. I'm fed up with having to handle cash. could I use this on a personal Pay Pal account??

Crossbow to tfeb

2 Sep 17 #15

Doesn't seem to be an issue from the T&Cs, but...

"If you have a Personal or Premier Account (rather than a Business Account) prior to signing up for PayPal Here, you will be automatically upgraded to a Business Account as part of the application process but no charge will be made for this upgrade.

Full PayPal Here T&Cs: paypal.com/uk/…ull

Also read the general User Agreement - the portions especially related to Business accounts: paypal.com/uk/…ull

benmain84 to tfeb

24 Sep 17 #21

If you are looking for personal payments you could get people to send you a paym payment via their UK banking app.
The payment gets sent instantly to your UK bank account.

leeparsons

2 Sep 17 #14

paypal, used to be a decent service. But in the last few month there service has become unusable. Limiting peoples account. Asking you to forfilll criteria to make it a better service, But they ask unreasonable information, like full bank statements they have no right to ask for. After all that is resolved which will take some time, as they change the goal posts, and ask for more. After that is done, they will resume your account. But all of functionality you used it for, has now been corrupted for ever. Think twice about you should really bother with this and them.

arcest

3 Sep 17 #16

Square is cheaper and a lower rate

gwapenut to arcest

3 Sep 17 #17

And also not run by a bunch of grasping scumbags!

alex_uk to gwapenut

24 Sep 17 #24

Any links to reviews about that, please? As you comments are not backed up by anything and to me is BS only.

charliemike

24 Sep 17 #19

This is great to carry round so that you can collect money instantly off people who owe you money. As Jill Tyrrel always said...better to settle up straight away, otherwise it gets nasty.

gwapenut to charliemike

24 Sep 17 #20

Yes but a baseball bat is a cheaper item to carry around for collecting money instantly off people who owe you money.

manutdfan88

24 Sep 17 #23

"As low as 1.5% transaction fee" :joy: PayPal will be phased out soon unless they get more competitive. People should buy Bitcoin

jordni

24 Sep 17 #27

would i be able to accept credit cards and debit card transactions of £5000 with this as i am planning on selling my range rover shorlty eould love to be able to say i accept debit and credit cards and bank transfers to out do other private sellers

TheGimp to jordni

24 Sep 17 #29

You need to pass through security checks.. the are assumed at small businesses as far as I know

cmdr_elito to jordni

24 Sep 17 #31

Would cost £140 in charges though............

TheGimp

24 Sep 17 #28

Older, slower reader but still a good deal.. we've this reader from IZettle but recently upgraded to their new reader

jumbosausage

24 Sep 17 #30

I've got this reader and works well. Tried iZettle first. Was faulty on arrival and CS since has been very poor to try and get a refund.

bobtastic

24 Sep 17 #32

£35 in argos too

Quicklite

25 Sep 17 #33

Hey guys.
Question. The fee as determined by the monthly transaction amount (under 6k, 6k-15k,15k-55k), does that include what you regularly do via PayPal? Or is it separate?

Mister_Whippy to Quicklite

25 Sep 17 #36

It’s whatever you put through the reader.

Quicklite to Mister_Whippy

25 Sep 17 #37

Ahh thanks. :grin:

elofty

25 Sep 17 #34

cheaper with izettle, Machine usually £25 and rates at 1.75% flat rate (cheaper if you have a high turnover)

Mister_Whippy

25 Sep 17 #35

These machines are great if you take up to around £1700. Anything above that figure (Granted the fees are reduced) it’s cheaper to have a general card machine as the rates combined with the terminal rental work out a lot better.

If you’re a market trader or take payments on the go which don’t add up to much, this is a great alternative. I’d also suggest iZettle as PayPal is horrendous to deal with.

MuscleFlex

26 Sep 17 #38

I've never seen it for £75! It's always been at £45! So really, only £10 cheaper

artnada to MuscleFlex

10 Oct 17 #44

It was £75 not long before this current offer. I know because a fellow cabbie bought one about a month before it went down in price. He was slightly miffed ☺

darrenshelly1

26 Sep 17 #39

Do you think google will ever try to compete with eBay and PayPal?

Bengali.Gangsta

26 Sep 17 #40

If people want to just collect money from their friends then why not just get them to send you money via PayPal?

You only need their PayPal email address, enter amount and press send.

There are no fees for that service and the balance can instantly be transferred to your bank account.

It's the method I use when receiving and sending money to my family and friends

yozzas

30 Sep 17 #41

Wait till paypal freeze your account for silly reasons and hold your money for 6 months . Sounds a good idea until the thieves at paypal freeze your account and they dont even listen to you i had mine restricted even though i was selling official products . They will not even accept they are wrong at all .

Vistrix

2 Oct 17 #42

Does this accept Amex?

artnada to Vistrix

10 Oct 17 #43

Yes

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