DI Precision

[One Mile Up]

I am told actions are on the way to me.

On another note, I feel that by now I can use you guys as a sounding board and value your straightforward advice. As we know everything is going up in prices. Credit card fees are one of those that eat into profits. How do you all feel about seeing a CC charge as a line item, or am I better off raising prices to offset that cost and leave it off and offer an ACH/cash/check discount??

I personally love the idea of allowing your customers the option to send / use:

• ACH
• Cash
• Personal check
• Cashier's Check
• Certified Check
• Money Order

... just to try and skip as many fees as possible...

However, I have NO clue how any of this works because of all the crazy-ass rules and regulations y'all have to follow to keep in line with the good ol' overlords .

Otherwise -- just keep the extra fees as a line item, like others have stated would be my vote.

 

[David Lott]

Unless things have changed, you have to pay 100% up front.

That is the preferred way as it helps on ordering parts and still keep things going but I have worked with people and take a deposit.

 

[David Lott]

I personally love the idea of allowing your customers the option to send / use:

• ACH
• Cash
• Personal check
• Cashier's Check
• Certified Check
• Money Order

... just to try and skip as many fees as possible...

However, I have NO clue how any of this works because of all the crazy-ass rules and regulations y'all have to follow to keep in line with the good ol' overlords .

Otherwise -- just keep the extra fees as a line item, like others have stated would be my vote.

We offer all of those options

 

[David Lott]

Looking to offer CZ pre-fits so needed a way to test them Like I do 700 SA.
Phil sent me a Vanquish and I spun up a barrel, so far looking good. The Vanquish has a nice magazine release built-in to the side so I made these buttons for it , going to offer them in brass and black anodized aluminum.
Also installed Kenny's stainless trigger kit that breaks at a crisp 2 and 1/2 oz and his bolt knob