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    1. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 18 Dec 2014
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      Sometimes you can't give things away to the astute, practical and pragmatic merchant. They sense the desperation. http://readwrite.com/2014/12/18/square-order-square-wallet-free …

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    2. Jason Del Rey‏Verified account @DelRey 18 Dec 2014
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      @BrianRoemmele I think you are reaching

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    3. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 18 Dec 2014
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      @DelRey first it is 8% + 2.75% then $0. In 30 years I have seen this far too often. Small merchants are not gullible, they know it's not $0.

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    4. Jason Del Rey‏Verified account @DelRey 18 Dec 2014
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      @BrianRoemmele maybe I misread. Are you saying that Square Order transactions went from 8% to 0% @owenthomas

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    5. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 18 Dec 2014
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      @DelRey @owenthomas yes. That is what has happend. They could never get 8%. Now they will try to give it away.

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    6. Ben Brown‏ @bebrown2 18 Dec 2014
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      @BrianRoemmele @DelRey @owenthomas I don't think they ever planned to charge 10.75%, and they never charged 8%. They started at 2.75% and...

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    7. Ben Brown‏ @bebrown2 18 Dec 2014
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      @BrianRoemmele @DelRey @owenthomas ... went down instead of going up.

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    8. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 18 Dec 2014
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      @bebrown2 @DelRey @owenthomas The premise is always to gain marketshare. These premises never seem to work well in the b2b world. 📉

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    9. Ben Brown‏ @bebrown2 18 Dec 2014
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      @BrianRoemmele @DelRey @owenthomas Never say never. Free-POS ISOs won share for a decade in acquiring, now free-app developers are winning.

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      Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 19 Dec 2014
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      @bebrown2 @DelRey @owenthomas Additionally merchants have become immune to "free" after 14 years of 10 calls per day. Thus the quagmire.

      6:06 AM - 19 Dec 2014
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        2. Ben Brown‏ @bebrown2 19 Dec 2014
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          @BrianRoemmele @DelRey @owenthomas merchants aren't "immune to free" categorically; they just perceive zero value in terminals specifically

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        3. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 19 Dec 2014
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          @bebrown2 @DelRey @owenthomas Ben just to be sure, you know the merchant is paying for the iPad and stand. It is not free. Wrong dichotomy.

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