Does anyone process credit card payments with their cellphone?

I got my square reader a few weeks ago and I think its gonna work out great! But I'm curious to know about the recurring payments too. Maybe I'll shoot them an email...

I know right, how Cool is that! The fee is a little higher, but if it comes down to higher fees or a lost sale, gimme those fees! lol

You can use ProPay to process payments over the phone. (At least you could a while back.)

Many WAHMs use them when they have a home party to process sales.

They offer a debit card so you can have fast access.

Do customers feel 'weird' about entering their CC details into your mobile phone?

Just wondering if anybody's found it an issue or not... :confused:

So Square doesnt allow recurring billing?

Update:

Ok... I just found that GoPayment does allow recurring billing. The customer just needs to complete a form and sign it.

I am still not sure if Square allows it yet. But seems like GoPayment is a better option if you plan of charging more than $1,000 a month from what I have found so far.

Here are the steps:

1. Obtain authorization from your customer to charge them on an ongoing basis. You can print a copy of the AuthorizationForm here.


2. Log in to the Merchant Service Center, the online portal you use to track your GoPayment transactions.





3. Locate the “Recurring Payments” box on the Merchant Service Center homepage (shown right) and click on the “Create a Recurring Payment” option.



4. On the page that appears, Click “Create a Recurring Payment” at the bottom of the page that appears. Note: you have the opportunity to choose whether or not you wish to integrate your recurring Payments with QuickBooks. For the purposes of this post, we will proceed with steps that do not include QuickBooks integration.



5. Complete the form including the following required fields:

• Customer Name: The individual or business name you use to refer to your customer.
• Customer Email: The email address where we will send a message each time their card is charged
• QuickBooks Invoice Option: Select if you wish to auto-generate a QuickBooks invoice for the payment. If you are not using QuickBooks or do not wish to generate an invoice, click the second option (“I will/have generated an invoice…”)
• Payment Information: The amount you wish to charge the customer, the charge schedule and a recurring payment name that will help you and the customer identify the reason for the payment.

6. Select whether or not you want the customer to receive an email notifying them to the charge being set up. Note: The customer will receive each time they are charged (based on the schedule you set up).


7. Click ‘Next’.


8. Review and Submit: On the page that appears, review the customer and payment information to ensure it is accurate and click ‘Submit.’


And you’re good to go! Your charges will automatically go through on your specified dates without any further action.


You can manage recurring transactions under the ‘Manage Recurring Payments’ option on the homepage and keep track of these transactions, and all other non-recurring transactions, under the ‘Activity & Reports.’



Here is a link to the page: http://blog.gopayment.com/how-tos/how-tos-setting-up-a-recurring-charge/

Thanks for posting the response you got and I did email them as well and glad I dont have to wait to find the answer now.

But it does seem that GoPayment is just a better solution since they have phone support, have 2 choices to sign up, and offer recurring payments.