Intuit Pay chip and pin card reader - take credit card payments on your mobile phone

By cbeck
August 22, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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cbeck

Posted August 22, 2015

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Posted August 22, 2015

Fantastic device which allows you to take credit card payments via your mobile phone. Perfect for those running a small business and selling services/products.

Suitable for both Apple and Android devices.

There are lots of this type of product on the market but this is a really popular one which has great reviews. It is BRAND NEW and the box has never even been opened. I bought it as a gift for someone but didn't realise they already had one!

Current price via Amazon UK is ?70. I am looking for ?50 cash. Available for collection from Honor Oak Park, London, SE23

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