HELP-Serve shut down and don't live near a wal-mart--What are my options for MS?
#16
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 335
You're not going to get much love by coming here and asking something like this. All your answers can be found online if you just do your homework and read. Since you seem like you want something as easy as Serve, but you were shutdown, I would just drop out of the game completely.
You're going to have to read, go out on your own, do some test runs, see what works in your area, get to know the workers at the stores, etc. It's a process to learn to say the least.
You're going to have to read, go out on your own, do some test runs, see what works in your area, get to know the workers at the stores, etc. It's a process to learn to say the least.
#18
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 335
In fact Square is the best way for people like me who live 100+ miles from a WM. Yes, there are several WM's I use WHEN Im in the area, but I wouldnt make a special trip there just for this.
Yes, there have been many excellent ideas above, and unlike others on here, Im more than Happy to help anyone in any way I can. He'll get ALL the support I can possibly give, from me.
Im not going to direct someone to read something that I can easily answer in 10 Seconds. Some surly people are like that, but I am not. Im here to help people, and that's the only reason I signed up. If there is any information I can help people with, I'll try my best to do so.
Last edited by Ram Trucks; May 1, 2016 at 1:36 am
#19
Join Date: Jul 2014
Posts: 3,688
Newbies should beware that swiping AU cards with the same address (not necessarily having same last name) as the primary will shutdown the primary's account. Don't take my word for it, research online. Before ya'll take this route, please read their TOS and feedback on this company. It's not an easy nor risk free MS route.
#20
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Join Date: Apr 2016
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Newbies should beware that swiping AU cards with the same address (not necessarily having same last name) as the primary will shutdown the primary's account. Don't take my word for it, research online. Before ya'll take this route, please read their TOS and feedback on this company. It's not an easy nor risk free MS route.
I emailed Square, specifically asking them if I could bill a family member for some "landscaping" service. They responded that while I cannot bill myself, I am more than welcome to bill any family member, even at the same address. I have "invoiced" and "billed " my wife for several "landscaping" services over The Years, without issue. After my second transaction, they did send me an online audit-type questionnaire, about my "business". I made up some answers, and apparently passed their audit, because that happened A Long Time Ago, and I never had a problem since. I dont use them Every Day, of course. On average, twice Monthly, just to meet Min's. Again, never had a problem.
Also, not sure if this matters, but since I dont use their "reader" to swipe, I instead use their invoice method. I generate an invoice through their website, which gets emailed to her, and she enters her CC info. online to "Pay" me. They have an invoice-generation feature which lets me write phantom invoices for services such as "painting", "driveway paving", or whatever, LOL. She opens her email, clicks the invoice and just Pays online. Loot is in my bank account in 24 Hours! Pretty painless.
Last edited by Ram Trucks; May 1, 2016 at 2:32 pm
#21
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: NYC
Posts: 415
There are apparently over 31,000 retail USPS locations in the U.S. (See https://about.usps.com/who-we-are/po...size-scope.htm). Far more than there are Walmarts.
Where do you live that there aren't any USPS locations?
Where do you live that there aren't any USPS locations?
#22
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: IAD/DCA
Programs: Bunch of mid-tiers
Posts: 1,034
1. I filled out an online form asking that USPS open a location next to me, and to make sure the MO machine was fast. Thus far they are ignoring me.
2. In addition to high volumes at USPS and Square, I recommend PayPal loads. Hit it hard and fast.
2. In addition to high volumes at USPS and Square, I recommend PayPal loads. Hit it hard and fast.