USBSwiper Combo Pkg #2 Swiper/Software/Printer/Paper

I started using Paypal to process credit cards as a temporary fix but loved it so much that 3 years later I'm still with them. The only downside was, as a storefront, using the Virtual Terminal made checkout longer than necessary. I found USBSwiper as a means to make credit card processing smoother and faster. The USBSwiper software is very easy to set up and use and has made my customer wait time at checkout much more simplistic. Add transaction details or use the scanner, Swipe the credit card, process, print receipts, customer signs and they're on their way... it's that easy! Customer service with USBSwiper has always been great. The entire program is well worth it!

I now have two art festivals under my belt using the USBSwiper system. Could not be happier. Prior to USBSwiper, I used an old fashioned knucklebuster credit card swiper. It worked, but at the end of a show I then had to go back to the hotel and enter all the receipts of the day into Virtual Terminal (I was already using PayPal for online transactions). Not exactly a relaxing end to a long day. Last summer we got a few credit cards that didn't have raised lettering, making the knucklebuster useless. In two cases we failed to write down the expiration date and people got my photos free. I looked at many, many solutions. You cannot beat USBSwiper for price or features. I have almost 400 items in my database and use the barcode scanner along with the swiper. Great way of keeping track of what sold. Much better than other systems that just allow you to enter a dollar amount. I like to know what sold. So thank you USBSwiper!

There are many positive things we could say about USBSwiper. I think the primary one is that it is a very clean and easy way to integrate a PayPal account with a physical store location and is the ideal transitional tool for online merchants who find themselves wanting or needing to sell offline. We roast and package premium coffees and sell them online, in our brick and mortar store, and wholesale through about 75 grocery stores in the Midwest.