NC Wayne: taking credit cards is nearly mandatory in today's society. You'd be hard pressed to find a car repair shop that doesn't take them, and your business isn't so much different than car repair that the same thing shouldn't hold for you as well. Studies have put the cost of writing a purchase order at around $1500 in large companies, by the time writing, approving, sending, paying, filing, etc. are figured in, which pushes many companies toward credit cards as a more economical alternative. Also note that while many cards have agreements prohibiting an extra charge for using the card, most do not have a similar prohibition on a "cash discount", which many merchants use as a workaround to the upcharge prohibition. Finally, note that there are many, many companies that do credit card servicing, and some are much better than others. Do some research first, and it's quite possible that whomever you do your regular banking with offers this service as well, which may be a good way to go.
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