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Using Square POS in a liquor store is like giving away $8000 a year in lost profits.

Square, Clover, and Retailz are expensive and should never be used in liquor stores. We learned that lesson the hard way!

I see Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, New York, New Jersey, and Minnesota on the list. What about UBRA in Arkansas?

Calling you now - we have a very active associations in Minnesota!

Here in Detroit, Michigan, most, if not all, charge a .50 cent surcharge when you use your debit card. You also have stores in Detroit that say they run all cards regardless as a credit, but my understanding of the Durbin Amendment fee there is not 6 to be a debit card surcharge fee. They are doing it in Detrot, Michigan, and no one saying anything about it. It's ridiculous.

We’ve had the same experience- no complaints and increased profits!

We do dual pricing as well - huge profit booster.

Many years ago I had a business and took credit/debit cards. Part of the terms to be a merchant for Visa and Mastercard was that I could not charge a fee to recoup the merchant fees. This included a different price for card vs cash or charging more because the customer did not spend a minimum amount.

How does this affect your growth stocks when it comes to checking in on your ins and outs. Just asking because my business offers HBKs and so we aren’t allowed to change the card price by Minnesota Law

what makes this product specifically for liquor stores? how is it different from a regular POS system?

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Great advice!

It’s true, they just added a new feature so we don’t have to manually enter invoices.

scammers be gone!

Lots to unpack but end result is that liquor stores using Cloud Retailer report a profit increase of around 4%.

The fact that many of the Beverage Dynamics Top 100 Liquor Stores use Cloud Retailer is proof that is a stellar solution for independently owned beer, wine and liquor stores in the US.

The Cloud Retailer Liquor Store Profit System is amazing! I've been in plenty of liquor stores that use it and they all report a sizable profit increase with a minimal upfront investment.

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Love this type of feedback!

Nice review!

I think a 1360x390 GHz monitor is good

Check in to what this dual pricing thing is all about

Attend more industry conferences and trade shows.

Get rid of old inventory that is collecting dust.

Yes, we have heard this as well. Cloud Retail has equipped us with what we need to be compliant.

Yes - our liquor store customers are equipped with what they need to pass all compliance checks.

Yes - we are ready thanks to the Cloud Retailer Liquor Store POS Profit System and RITE

I have heard this as well - not just liquor stores will be subject to site visits for compliance.

Same. Dual Pricing.

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We do not.

One of the many reasons why Texas liquor stores use Cloud Retailer...these folks support liquor store associations!

More than just a free TV - lots of cool stuff to share regarding the Cloud Retailer liquor store point of sale software that is being used by Texas liquor stores.

Yes! Time to meet in person with some of our favorite Texas liquor store customers!

Can't wait! Always a great event for all liquor stores in Texas to attend!

We are sponsors this year as well!

We are sponsors this year as well!

William and Rick have some great synergy.

Glad that I listened to the full podcast! So much great information for beer, wine, tobacco and liquor stores!

*The $2,500 I stated is the average low figure retailers on Dual Pricing save on their CC fees. The $80,000 Mark mentioned includes benefits of increased margin as well as overall profits as shared to me.

I will be sharing this with a group of liquor store owners in Washington State.

Good combination - keep my profits and no longer have to pay merchant services fees - that adds up to just under $3000 a month.