Nov 2, 2009

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The National Association of Government Contractors (NAGC) and Payment Processing Consultants (PPC), a U.S.-based leader in non-cash transaction processing, are partnering to offer NAGC members exclusive low processing costs for Procurement and charge card payments.

The program is designed especially for small to medium-sized businesses that face higher transaction processing rates and associated costs than large companies. Procurement and credit card acceptance with low-cost processing was one of the most requested new member benefits according to a recent NAGC membership survey.

In addition to exclusive low processing rates, under the terms of the partnership with PPC there are virtually no hidden fees or monthly minimums that can quickly eat away at a company’s bottom line. Working with any bank or financial institutions and providing daily transaction deposits to your account, PPC is a trusted financial partner to thousands of small businesses around the country.

In addition to low processing rates and no hidden fees, PPC also can easily:

• Switch businesses that already have a Procurement and charge card processor to PPC’s lower cost process including reprogramming existing transaction equipment and software at no cost, or

• Start Procurement and charge card processing for those businesses that do not currently accept these types of payments including turnkey supply and set-up of low-cost equipment and software.

NAGC members can get more information about the program and contact PPC for a free, no-obligation cost estimate or comparison online beginning November 2, 2010, at www.governmentcontractors.org.

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