card acceptance

[mercenary for hire]

"wont be long before they all charge 2.5% I am thinking of getting one but only for backup .Had trouble with Sum up myself on Saturday .No harm having another option and this one with its own chip covers all areas looks for strongest available signal."

Bank of Ireland must be using one of the already available phone networks.Unless it's attached to a statelite phone you're gonna lose signal with that one too.Your assumption that they'll all up their fees is inaccurate.The percentage thing is a load of bollox.It costs the exact same to move €5 as it does €5000.Why should the fee increase.BOI are robbers and always were..I wouldnt be promoting them.


 

[John m]

Not promoting anything Merch just putting the Information out there ...https://www.boipa.com/wp-content/uploads/portable-move-3500-BOIPA.pdf  i have had two non connections in the last two weeks Last Saturday Sum Up was down and two sundays ago underground Car park in Tallaght Village no connection .I think this unit scans for open wi Fi but I could be wrong .

[mercenary for hire]

Doesn't sound secure if it's jumping on random wifi connections John.

By my very rough maths 2.5% is over 30% more expensive than 1.69%.

[John m]

Doesn't sound secure if it's jumping on random wifi connections John.

By my very rough maths 2.5% is over 30% more expensive than 1.69%.

Balance the difference against a lost fare ?I would only use it for back up .

[Belker]

Doesn't sound secure if it's jumping on random wifi connections John.

By my very rough maths 2.5% is over 30% more expensive than 1.69%.

Whats with the 1.69% ?
I only pay 1.42%.
FN were offering free sumup readers to all FN drivers (even if non-ambassador) last month with a 1.39% commission.

[Belker]

Doesn't sound secure if it's jumping on random wifi connections John.

By my very rough maths 2.5% is over 30% more expensive than 1.69%.

Balance the difference against a lost fare ?I would only use it for back up .

To balance the difference against lost fares you would be a long time in making up the €90 start-up fee.

[John m]

Dont know a lot about mobile phones but what if in the Winter Wasteland of powercuts and General elections .Your nearest Vodafone mast has lost power .Might be handy to have an alternative ?

[mercenary for hire]

^^^^^^I don't trust them with my non freenow passengers information Belker.They're already the most expensive of my apps.No need to engage with them any more than I need to.

[Belker]

^^^^^^I don't trust them with my non freenow passengers information Belker.They're already the most expensive of my apps.No need to engage with them any more than I need to.

Ah sur' don't so, pay some other multi national even more commission fer the same service.

[mercenary for hire]

Freenow are only dominant in Ireland becasiw of hailo.In other countries they aren't even a consideration compared to Uner/bolt

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[Rat Catcher]

The cheap clapped out Prius option is reasonably popular in London, particularly among cost-conscious riders. I hired (a slightly more expensive) Uber in London at the weekend and had to squash myself into a VW ID3... usually (or used to be) a Merc or Superb... damn enviro mentalists! I also hired a mincab from a cab office and was delighted to hear the word "Cash" stressed by the gentleman at the counter.