We do jewelry shows and need the ability to accept credit cards. What would we have to get to go along with this card-reader so the customer can sign
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This MagTek card reader uses a USB cable for a laptop. So you would need a laptop for your transactions. We also had a merchant account set up to process our transactions for us so you will need that as well unless your bank can handle these. Good luck!
1478695
You need a brick-and-mortar merchant account. This will only read the contents of a card, and pass that information to a computer. You will need a Gateway and a payment processor to accept cards. If you're mobile, I'd suggest NOT buying these and looking into mobile based card acceptance (PayPal Here, Square, etc) that will use your Phone or Tablet and an installed application (both the reader and application are free). If you do end up going Gateway & Processor, I'd suggest Authorize.Net.
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G. Powers,That is possible. Have you tried any other cards? I have not had any issues at all with this reader. If not try connecting the device directly to the computer, good luck my friend.
5647
Yes to complite transaction customer must sign. It's very nice and easy system all my customer love it. You can print receipt send like text message or send to email.
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I don't have a way to see if my credit cards are being scanned. I put my office electronic key in this and the wallet blocked it. A piece of foil on each side of a regular wallet also works. Those credit card sleeves DO NOT block my electronic door key from working, so I would never trust those.
1649099
I never tried to use it with a credit card reader, but I can say with confidence that it can not. This phone is only BARELY smart enough to use older versions of Opera Mini. I tried to install a QR code reader on it and while the app installed, it could not be used.
455534
Message the seller. He will send you the code on the card after you purchased it.
2131055
The card reader works great with cell phones and iPads. You must have a merchant service account, something you set up that allows you to accept credit cards. The funds go to the merchant service account and then they charge a fee for each swipe and the money is put into your bank accant.
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On my bracelet I had them put "see medical card". That way I could keep current. Otherwise I would think you'd need a new one.
184581
Yes you can. In fact, by now, they should be offering both a wrist pendant and the necklace pendant to choose from. If you have two people in the same home.. they can both have a pendant that will communicate to the same machine.
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If you're running Windows 7, smart card support is built in. Should be plug an play. You don't need to download the middle ware; I did and it just made it complicated. If you're trying to publish to a GAL, it should be straight forward. But your question is vague. The certificates aren't in a card reader, they're on the card.
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probably not a credit card or ID... maybe a key. Depending on how tight the band is with your arm. The cards would be too wide I think.
309297
I used it to create gift cards for our store, will not work with POS I don't think?
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It depends on how stiff the card actually is. If the cards can bend a little, then they can be scanned. If they're rigid, forget it. My current driver's license and health insurance card are too stiff for the scanner. Same with credit cards. My dental and car insurance cards are flexible enough to scan without problems. Business cards are generally OK. I have a laminated certification credential that likewise scans just fine. If a card is too stiff, the scanner can't scan it - the one major disappointment I have with this device. The mechanism seems as if it could unlatch to handle the stiffer items, but the software detects the unlatched condition as an error and won't perform the scan. In any case, I use the machine on a Mac and, despite the limitations, I love the thing.
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I'm not sure, it depends on if your Bernina can use the card. You can load any format onto the card, but if it doesn't fit the machine, it won't work. Here is the FAQ site: http://www.vikant-emb.com/FAQCard.htm
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No. There is no input for cards, unless you have a USB adapter/card reader.
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It is very easy. You can use the included usb cable or remove the card and insert it in the card reader, if one is installed on your computer.
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I don't know remember about the card reader. I only know that we will never buy another Acer computer. Cheap. Screen broke easily and company not at all interested in helping us. After ours broke I later learned cheap screens are common for them.