Sentence examples for merchant cost from inspiring English sources

They could do this by "unofficially" mandating EMV/Chip and Pin card acceptance and therefore require POS terminal upgrades by merchants (at merchant cost) or otherwise face responsibility for fraudulent charges and chargebacks.

Amazon has already launched Handmade, a service very similar to Etsy, albeit with higher merchant costs.

The biggest element was the merchant service cost, which represented about 85% of the fee.

Allardyce's reputation as an unsophisticated long-ball merchant probably cost him his chance at Newcastle, whose owner had hired him precisely because he wanted an end to short-termism under constantly changing managers and admired the long-term plan he had put into effect at Bolton.

Consumers would be motivated to use their ATM cards online because they would incur no interest, and (at least theoretically) reducing the merchant transaction cost should reduce retail prices.

Establishing it took the forcible relocation of Russian noblemen and merchants, and cost the lives of many serfs and foreign slaves who were worked to death building it.

Mr. Robinson said that it was the withholding of power supplies by energy merchants that cost California billions during its energy squeeze.

Now, we're net revenue profitable — when you remove merchant acquisition costs — and are on a path to profitability".

This week, it launched a program called Product Ads, which lets any Web merchant buy cost-per-click ads on Amazon linked to specific product searches.

"How is it possible that for merchants the cost of targeting ads is so much higher whereas for publishers the return on increased revenues for targeted ads is just 4%," he wondered, posing a question that publishers should really be asking themselves — given, in this example, they're the ones doing the dirty work of snooping on (and selling out) their readers.

What the bank was really doing was trying to equate "making less money from merchants" with "costing the bank more".