Our goal is to be the undisputed best merchant account provider for FFL or Ammo related companies both for retail, phone and ecommerce payments. [More]After seeing outright discrimination by Square, PayAnywhere and Intuit combined with a throttling attempt by the administration, it's good to see some making a special point of reaching out.
Also see: Giving Gun Owners The Business
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When McMillan of McMillan firearms got screwed by Bank of America, he started his own merchants services company, Durango. We checked them out and started to use them. They cater to what the banks call "high risk" merchants (guns, ammo, mil surplus, etc.) We ended up going with them a few years back. UNREAL customer service. Cheap rates. VERY quick to pay.
Wow… not about the Arizona-based merchant processor I was expecting this to be about.
It turns out there are many more firearms-friendly merchant processors than there were just a couple years ago. Just doing a search for
“merchant account” firearm
dredges up a lot of hits, including an actual comparative compilation at http://tinyurl.com/hu36o3g .
David,
Thanks so much for the mention and support.
As David mentioned, we provide high risk merchant services with a particular focus on the firearms industry (guns, ammo, ranges, accessories, military surplus, etc.). Increasingly we're becoming more and more unique because as we still write eCommerce and phone sales firearms as opposed to purely retail sales, which many firearms merchant services provider, no longer do.
That's enough of a sales pitch.
Thanks again.
Rich
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