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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
These cube stamps are great space savers. Six in one.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
These cube stamps are great space savers. Six in one.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
This one spells out L O V E with two other decorative sides.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
These cube stamps are great space savers. Six in one.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
These cube stamps are great space savers. Six in one.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
These cube stamps are great space savers. Six in one.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Handmade Clay Stamps
Square stamps in so many different styles! I love to use finely detailed squares on earrings and other small items, and the deeper ones are great for larger pottery.© Giselle Massey, Giselle No. 5 All Rights Reserved
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So, I bought the "Square", which attaches to your cell phone, with the idea that having the ability to take credit cards would increase my sales.I don't own a cel phone, so I had to borrow my wife's. We tried it out the week before, and it worked great. We had to take her phone out of the rubber case to make a solid connection. When offered the option of credit card use, people said;"What would it cost you ?" My response was 2.6%. They all declined to use it. One woman even wrote me an IOU for $30.00, rather than use the Square. Do you have any experience with using credit cards? Would this be an option for you? This was a two day open studio sale involving eight other artists in a group where I live.Each artist was in their own studio and customers walked or drove to the various houses/studios. One other potter has the credit card machine that you swipe, with paper receipts. Tom.
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It's that time of the year when we evaluate our business practices. We sell almost 100% of our work through our home studio gallery. Taking credit cards over an Ameribanc reader has been going smoothly, but with all the add-ons charges it ran about 4.6% last year which seems high to me. We bought the Amazon square but it seems flimsy for desktop use in our shop. I also like having an immediate receipt to give the customer. We use QuickBooks accounting software and have looked a little into switching to them and their desktop reader but they'd want us to update to QuickBooks on-line which scares me a bit. I'm curious what others use who sell from their home shop.
