Powa

[bencannon]

Hi everyone,

I have read accross the website, and it has been very informative, i want to know if any one has used Powa before and what was the experience you have, they use barclays ePDQ.

Thank you

 

[Chip&PinBDM]

I was invited to view a demonstration webinar a couple of weeks ago and I must say that their offering is impressive.

Introductory Package Price*:

a) Free set up - great
b) Monthly fee - £20 per month plus VAT - average
c) Authorisation fees/authentication fees – good
d) Minimum billing - £10 per month - good
e) Transaction charge – 5.4% (ouch!! This would usually be between 1.8% and 2.5% if you had your own merchant account)
f) 30 day rolling contract – no tie ins - great, especially given the current economic climate.

We offer a free ecommerce website for all qualifying businesses. And our rates are very reasonable with the option of 30 day rolling contracts.

 

[bencannon]

I was invited to view a demonstration webinar a couple of weeks ago and I must say that their offering is impressive.

Introductory Package Price*:

a) Free set up - great
b) Monthly fee - £20 per month plus VAT - average
c) Authorisation fees/authentication fees - good
d) Minimum billing - £10 per month - good
e) Transaction charge - 5.4% (ouch!! This would usually be between 1.8% and 2.5% if you had your own merchant account)
f) 30 day rolling contract - no tie ins - great, especially given the current economic climate.

We offer a free ecommerce website for all qualifying businesses. And our rates are very reasonable with the option of 30 day rolling contracts.

Can it be used without using their own merchant account?. Because that was what is giving me some concern, their charges in that area.

 

[Chip&PinBDM]

I asked this question during the live webinar. It was a definite no. You have to sign up to a Barclaycard merchant account. Gave me a great idea though...