What Is Accepting Credit Cards All About? Below Are Questions Often .

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What is accepting credit cards all about? Below are questions often asked about merchant services. If you haveadditional questions after looking at the packet please call Theresa Metcalf at 800-952-4451 x73123, 8:30 to 5:00Pacific Standard Time or simply email theresa.metcalf@bankofamerica.com.Are there any risks in accepting credit cards?Yes. You are required by Visa and MasterCard to obtain an authorization approval on all transactions. Thisapproval does not guarantee the charge it only approves the amount against the customer’s credit card limit. It istelling you the money is available. The cardholder has the right to dispute any transaction. Please keep allreceipts for 18 months in case of a dispute.What is a Chargeback?The cardholder has the right to dispute any transaction. They can contact their bank and dispute a credit cardtransaction, which will result as a debit against your account. You will receive a notice from Bank of Americaabout the dispute. You may need to provide documentation about a transaction to possibly reverse the dispute.There are many reasons for a Chargeback.What is a Minimum Discount Fee?To process credit cards Bank of America has a minimum charge for the merchant account. You will be chargedthe sum of the processing rate multiplied by the bankcard volume or the minimum fee whichever is greater.What is Dial Pay?Dial Pay is a program to process credit card transactions via an 800#. This program allows you to key in thecredit card information by phone for approval and deposit to a business checking account. This does not requirerental of electronic equipment, only rental of a manual imprinter.What is Electronic Processing?This program allows you to process transactions via a credit card terminal and printer. You have the option ofusing an integrated terminal and printer or a terminal with a manual imprinter. You have the ability to swipe thecredit card when the credit card is present and key in any mail/phone transactions for approval and deposit. Thisoption gives you a lower rate than Dial Pay.What does Non-bankcard mean?Visa and MasterCard are considered a bankcard. Non-bankcards are considered American Express, Discover,Diners and JCB. To accept American Express simply complete the American Express Acceptance Application. Toaccept Discover please call 800-347-8688 to establish a merchant account. Once Discover has provided you witha merchant number please call us for programming. A merchant account is setup with Visa and MasterCardautomatically. We can also setup Diners and JCB with the Visa and MasterCard at 3.00%.Is this program for e-Commerce?No. To process through a website there are different products and pricing depending on the development of yourwebsite. Please visit our website to learn more about our eStore Solutions at www.bankofamerica.com/estores.Do I have to open a Bank of America Checking Account?No. We can process the transactions to a Bank of your choice. However we will require a voided business checkfor proper setup.Can I fax the paperwork? How do I get started?Yes to start the process you can fax the paperwork to (253) 437-3140. However, please follow up by mailing theoriginal application to Theresa Metcalf, Bank of America, 6811 South 204th Street, #310, Kent, WA 98032-2359.To get started we need the Merchant Service Account Application, America Express Acceptance Agreement(optional), copy of your most recent tax returns and your Distributor ID number.How long does it take to get setup?Once I receive the complete packet it takes 7 business days before we ship the merchant kit. An approval can bedone within 24-48 hours Monday - Friday.

BA Merchant Services, Inc.6811 south 204th Street, #310Kent, WA 98032-2359Schedule of FeesForUSANA DistributorsStandard Fees:Setup-Application Fee: 50.00 one-time non-refundable feeEquipment Options and Pricing:Terminal w/integrated Printer:Merchant Owned Equipment:Manual Imprinter (for backup): 25.00 rental per unit, per month 6.95 help desk fee 32.00 one-time purchaseProcessing Options and Rate:Minimum Fee:Electronic Rate: (via terminal) 15.001.75% plus 0.22 per item* Card swiped2.18% plus 0.25 per item* hand-keyed transactions* Bank of America charges 1.75% and 0.15 per transaction on all transactions. We pass through the Incremental Interchange andSurcharge Fees directly from Visa and MasterCard. These Interchange rates and Surcharge Fees depend on how the credit card isprocessed at time of sale and what type of card is presented. This proposal is based face to face transactions, CPS:Retail/Merit 3,with an average ticket of 75.00.Non-Bankcard Fees:American Express (BofA can provide setup):3.25% - 3.75% plus 0.15 per itemAs a courtesy to Bank of America clients, American Express can be established with your Visa/MasterCard, separate agreement.Diners/JCB:Discover (800) 347-8688:3.00% funded with Visa/MC transactions 0.15 per item (establish merchant account with Discover)Documentation Required:! Completed Merchant Services Account Application! Most Recent Tax Returns – Personal 1 year! Distributor ID number and date established! American Express Card Acceptance Agreement! Voided Business Check (must be a business checking account)Contact Information:Theresa MetcalfSales AssociatePhone: (800) 952-4451 x73123Fax: (253) 437-3140theresa.metcalf@bankofamerica.com

BA MERCHANT SERVICES, INC. Merchant Card Service AgreementThis Agreement is for merchant card payment processing services between the merchant that signs theApplication which incorporates the terms and conditions here ("Merchant") and BA Merchant Services,Inc.("BA"), a BankAmerica Company and a Delaware corporation, and is effective upon BA’s approval of theApplication of Merchant. The related appendices, addenda and schedules are part of these terms andconditions, as are the Operating Rules of BA and the Card Organizations, and individually and collectively,allthese items are referred to as the "Agreement" between Merchant and BA. This Agreement includesprovisions for processing credit card and ATM/debit card transactions, which will apply depending on thekinds of Cards Merchant accepts and the Payment Options designated on the Application.Section 1. DEFINITIONS.1.01 "Application" is the Merchant Services Account Application which Merchant completed and signedandwhich BA’s authorized officers signed, in which the Payment Options subject to this Agreement aredesignated.1.02"Authorization" is the process whereby Merchant in compliance with the Operating Rules for eachCardobtains approval of a Charge from the Card Issuer.1.03 "Business Day" is Monday through Friday excluding BA holidays. Each Business Day ends at thecut-off time specified by BA. Charges submitted for processing on a holiday, weekend, or after the cut-offtime are treated as received the following Business Day.1.04 "Card" is a Visa -branded, MasterCard -branded or private-label credit card, ATM card or debit card,or any other credit card, ATM/debit card or stored value card included on the Application or which BAmayat any time specify as an additional card payment option available to Merchant. (See also "Valid Card").1.05 "Card Account" is the account of a Cardholder as represented by a Card.1.06 "Cardholder" is the person issued a Card and a corresponding account by a Card Issuer and whosename is embossed on the front of the Card by the Card Issuer, or a person authorized to use the Card by theCardholder.1.07 "Card Issuer" is the institution authorized by a Card Organization to issue Cards to Cardholders andthat has issued a Card presented to Merchant for a Charge or Credit Voucher.1.08 "Card Organization" is a card association such as Visa U.S.A. Inc. or MasterCard InternationalIncorporated that promulgates Operating Rules and operates an interChange system for exchangingChargesand Credit Vouchers among Merchant, BA and Card Issuers. In the case of ATM/debit cards, "CardOrganization" includes Debit Networks.1.09 "Charge" is the evidence of an obligation of a Cardholder arising from a transaction with Merchant,which is submitted by Merchant in paper or electronic form to BA for processing through a CardOrganization’s interchange system so that payment may be made to Merchant and the amount of theChargeadded to the Cardholder’s Account. A Charge also may be referred to as a "Charge Record," "sales draft" or"sales slip."1.10 "Chargeback" is a return of a Charge to Merchant, typically initiated by a Cardholder through a Card

Issuer, for transmittal to and payment by Merchant under Operating Rules established by the CardOrganizations.1.11 "Credit Voucher" is the evidence of a partial or total refund by Merchant of a Charge submitted to BAin paper or electronic form for processing through a Card Organization interchange system for credit to aCardAccount.1.12 "Deposit Account" is the checking account or other acceptable account Merchant maintains at Bank ofAmerica or at another depository institution acceptable to BA for credit of Charges by BA and debit ofCreditVouchers, Chargebacks, Processing Fees and any fines or fees assessed by Card Organizations.1.13 "Operating Rules" are relevant portions of Operating Regulations, Operating Manuals Official Rules,Bulletins, Notices, and similar documents issued by Card Organizations, Debit Networks or BA.1.14 "Point of Sale" or "POS" is each location of Merchant where Merchant and Cardholder can jointlycomplete a Charge or Credit Voucher transaction in connection with the Cardholder’s purchase of goods orservices provided by Merchant.1.15 "Processing Fees" are the fees payable by Merchant to BA for services BA provides to Merchant inconnection with this Agreement, as specified in the fee schedule that BA supplies to Merchant.1.16 "Valid Card" is a Card that is: (1) properly issued under the authority of a Card Organization (notcounterfeit); (2) "current" according to any beginning and expiration dates on the Cards; (3) signed by theCardholder named on the front or other authorized signer; (4) not listed at the time of a Charge in a warningbulletin or notice issued by a Card Organization (all referred to as "Warning List"); and (5) not visiblyalteredor mutilated.Section 2. MERCHANT’S APPLICATION AND INFORMATION.By completing and signing the Application, Merchant applies for the card processing services covered bytheApplication and this Agreement. In its sole discretion, BA may accept or reject Merchant’s application.Merchant may present Charges to BA only for the activities and in the volumes described on theApplication.Any addition to those activities or Charge volumeexceeding the volume indicated on the Application by more than 25% must be approved in writing by anauthorized BA officer before Merchant submits Charges for them to BA.Section 3. MERCHANT’S GENERAL DUTIES.3.01 Merchant will comply with this Agreement for submitting and processing Charges and CreditVoucherswith BA. BA is responsible to Merchant for processing Card transactions under the Operating Rules for theservices to which Merchant subscribes, which may vary among Card types.3.02 Merchant:A. will honor each Valid Card presented by Cardholders;B. will treat each debit Card transaction on a Debit Network no less favorably than Merchant treats othercomparable debit Card transactions on other Debit Networks;

C. will not establish minimum or maximum amounts for Charges or Credit Vouchers;D. will not impose any surcharge on Charges or transactions if the surcharge is prohibited by the OperatingRules; andE. will include any tax on a purchase in the total Charge amount.3.03 Merchant will not use a Charge to make a credit card cash advance to any person, except forspecializedtransactions authorized by BA in writing. Merchant will not require a Cardholder to provide personalinformation such as address, license or telephone number as a condition for honoring a Card, unlessrequiredby the Operating Rules. Merchant will not make a photocopy of a Card or require the Cardholder to providea photocopy unless the photocopy is needed for a Card recovery program of BA or a Card Organization.3.04 Merchant may not submit mail-order or telephone-order Charges for processing Charge without aphysical Card unless permitted in the Application’s Signature Section signed by two BA officers. Ifpermittedto process and submit mail-order and telephone-order Charges, Merchant will accept the risk that Merchantwill sustain a level of loss from Chargebacks which is higher than the Chargeback-related losses fromChargescompleted with a Card.Section 4. PROCEDURES FOR CREDIT CARD TRANSACTIONS.4.01 AUTHORIZATION.A. Before completing a Charge, Merchant must obtain Authorization for the amount of the purchasefollowingBA’s specified procedures, including obtaining Authorization through electronic processing methods andterminals provided or authorized by BA. Merchant must not request Authorization before the Charge date,except as permitted by the Operating Rules for specific types of transactions suchB. If a Merchant completes a Charge without Authorization, Merchant will be responsible for anyChargebackof the Charge. However, obtaining Authorization only means that at the time Authorization isrequested, sufficient credit or funds are available from the Card Account and the Card is not on awarning list. Obtaining Authorization does not assure that the person using the Card is itsCardholder and will not prevent a Chargeback to Merchant for any of a variety of reasons underthe Operating Rules, including use of the Card by an unauthorized user or a Cardholder claim ordefense relating to the Charge.C. Merchant must properly code the Authorization request and any resulting Charge as a "RecurringCharge"(described in Section 4.02.E. below) if appropriate.4.02 RECORDING A CHARGE.A. Complete a Charge Record. Merchant must record each Charge and Credit Voucher by followingprocedures in a format and manner specified by BA and using records such as sales drafts, sales slips orelectronic processing records and methods, as applicable. Merchant will complete each sale as a singleCharge, except as alternative methods are specifically approved by BA in writing.B. Obtain the Cardholder’s Signature. Merchant will require Cardholders to sign the Charge Record, butnot until the final transaction amount is entered into the "Total" column of the Charge Record. Merchantwarrants that the signature on the Charge Record is that of the Cardholder or a person authorized by the

Cardholder to use the Card. If the signature panel on the Card is blank, in addition to requesting anAuthorization, the Merchant must do all of the following:(1) Review positive identification to determine that the customer is the Cardholder. The identification mustconsist of a current, official government identification document (such as a passport or driver license) thatbears the Card-holder’s signature;(2) Write the positive identification (including any serial number and expiration date) on the ChargeRecord;and(3) Require the Cardholder to sign the signature panel of the Card before completing the Charge.C. Deliver Charge Record to the Cardholder. Merchant will deliver to the Cardholder an accurate andcomplete copy of the Charge, no later than the time of delivery of the goods or performance of services,usinga format approved by the Card Organizations and supplied by BA. Merchant need not deliver copies forExpress Payment Transactions except upon Cardholder request. Merchant must provide the followinginformation on the Cardholder’s copy resulting from use of electronic processing terminals:(1) Card Account number;(2) Merchant name;(3) Merchant location code or city and state;(4) Charge amount;(5) Charge date; and(6) Brief description of merchandise or services sold.D. Non-Electronic Charges. For each Charge not submitted to BA through an electronic terminal, Merchantwill complete the Charge Record form supplied by BA for that purpose by providing all informationrequired,including the Authorization code and a brief description of the merchandise or services sold, and willimprintthe Card on the Charge Record, except for mail-order and telephone-order Charges permitted by BA underSection 2.04 above.E. Recurring Charges. Merchant may complete a Recurring Charge (Charge for goods or services that aredelivered or performed periodically), but not mail-order or telephone-order transactions, by meeting thefollowing requirements:(1) The Cardholder must deliver a written request to Merchant to charge the purchase to the Cardholder’sAccount specifying:(a) the Charge amount;(b) the frequency of the recurring Charge; and(c) the duration of time for which the Cardholder’s permission is granted.(2) The Cardholder must deliver a similar written request to Merchant for any renewal.(3) If the recurring Charge is for varying amounts, the following additional conditions apply:

(a) The Cardholder’s written request must allow the Cardholder to specify a minimum and maximumamountswhich Merchant may charge peri- odically; and(b) Merchant must inform the Cardholder of the right to receive, at least 10 days before each scheduledCharge date, Merchant’s written notification of the amount and date of the next Charge. The Cardholdermayelect to receive the notice:for each Charge, oronly when the Charge amount does not fall within the range of amounts specified in the Cardholder’swrittenrequest, oronly when the Transaction amount will differ from the most recent Charge by more than an agreed-uponamount.(4) Merchant must retain the original or a facsimile copy of the Cardholder’s written request for theduration ofthe recurring Charge and must provide a copy in response to a Card Issuer’s request.(5) Merchant must not complete a Recurring Charge after receiving a cancellation notice from theCardholderor BA, or after receiving denial of an Authorization request. Merchant will code a Recurring Charge in amanner specified by BA.F. Cardholder Verification.(1) Merchant will not complete a Charge before the valid-from date or after the expiration date of a Card.(2) Merchant will complete a Charge only if the signature on the sales draft or Charge Record is the sameasthe signature appearing on the Card (which signature may, but need not be, the name embossed or printedonthe Card). Merchant will also verify that the Cardholder resembles the person depicted in any picture on theCard. This requirement does not apply to Express Payment Service Transactions. If identification isuncertainor if Merchant otherwise questions the validity of the Card, Merchant will contact BA for instructions.(3) Nevertheless, conforming to these requirements will not relieve Merchant of its responsibility to verifythatthe person using the Card is the Cardholder or a person authorized by the Cardholder to use the Card.(4) BA or a Card Organization may require Merchant to examine additional Card security features beforecompleting a Charge.4.03 REFUNDS,ADJUSTMENTS; CREDIT VOUCHERS.A. Merchant Policy. Merchant may limit returned merchandise or limit price adjustments, to the sameextentas for sales not involving a Card, provided Merchant properly discloses its policy to the Cardholder beforethesale, the limits are noted on the Charge Record before the Cardholder signs it, and the purchased goods orservices are delivered to the Cardholder at the time the Charge takes place. Merchant will submit anychanges

to its return policy to BA in writing at least 30 days before the change and will not implement any changetowhich BA reasonably objects. Merchant’s policies will not override the Operating Rules and will notpreventChargebacks to Merchant under those rules.B. Credit Vouchers. Merchant will not make a refund or adjustment for a Charge in cash (except whenrequired by law), but will deliver to BA a Credit Voucher for a refund or adjustment to the Card Accountwithin 3 days of the refund or adjustment and deliver to the Cardholder a copy of the Credit Voucher at thetime the refund or adjustment is made. Merchant will include the refund date and amount and a briefdescription of the refund or adjustment on the Credit Voucher in sufficient detail to identify the Card usedandoriginal Charge. The amount of the Credit Voucher must not exceed the amount of the original Chargeexceptfor any amount which Merchant agrees to reimburse the Cardholder for return postage. Merchant may notdeliver a Credit Voucher to BA for any refund or adjustment of a purchase not originating as a Charge withthe same Cardholder requesting the refund or adjustment, a Charge not made with Merchant, or a Chargenotoriginally processed by BA. Merchant will not complete a Credit Voucher for a card issued to it or itsemployees except for a valid refund of a Charge originating with Merchant. Merchant may not receivemoneyfrom a Cardholder and subsequently deliver to BA a Credit Voucher to make a deposit to the CardAccount.BA may delay processing Credit Vouchers on any day to the extent they exceed the total of valid Chargespresented on that day and the balance in the Deposit Account available to cover the Credit Vouchers, untilthesum of valid Charges and the balance in the Deposit Account is sufficient to cover the Credit Vouchers.C. Credit Vouchers After Agreement Termination. After this Agreement terminates, BA is not obligatedto process any Credit Vouchers Merchant submits. All Chargebacks related to Credit Voucher disputes willbe Merchant’s responsibility. If Merchant enters into a new card processing service agreement with a newprocessor and provides BA the name and address of Merchant’s new processor, BA will work with the newprocessor at Merchant’s expense to reasonably resolve disputes.4.04 CHARGEBACKS.A. Merchant’s Responsibility for All Chargebacks. BA will charge back to Merchant, and Merchant willpay back BA, the amount of each Charge which Merchant submits to BA for processing that is chargedbackto BA for any reason through Card Organization procedures, or to the extent BA has received valid claimsregarding the charges from Cardholders under other provisions of law.A Chargeback may occur for any one or more of several reasons under the Operating Rules or throughoperation of consumer protection laws such as the Truth in Lending Act and the Fair Credit Billing Act.Chargeback reasons include, without limitation:(1) The Charge Record or any material information it contains as provided by Merchant (such as the CardAccount number, expiration date of the Card, merchant description, purchase amount, Charge date andAuthorization date) is illegible, incomplete, incorrect, or unsigned, or is not delivered to BA within therequiredtime limits;(2) Merchant knew or, by following proper practices, should have known that the Card was not to behonored.(3) The Charge was completed with a counterfeit or altered Card or before the valid date or after the

expiration date of the Card;(4) Merchant did not obtain Authorization, or did not provide a correct and legible Authorization code ontheCharge Record;(5) The Charge Record is a duplicate of another Charge Record, represents one of two or more Chargesarising from a single purchase, or the Charge has been submitted to another merchant card processor;(6) The Cardholder disputes participating in or approving the Charge, signing the Charge Record, or thesale,delivery, quality or performance of the purchase; the Cardholder alleges that return of goods or a CreditVoucher was improperly refused, alleges that a Credit Voucher was improperly refused; or the Cardholderalleges that a Credit Voucher issued by Merchant was not processed for the Card Account of theCardholder;(7) The amount on the Charge Record submitted to BA differs from the amount on the copy required to bedelivered to the Cardholder;(8) Merchant has breached any provision of this Agreement, including any warranty, or any applicable lawsinconnection with the Charge;(9) The Charge was fraudulent or the related purchase was not a bona fide purchase in Merchant’s ordinarycourse of business, was subject to any claim of illegality, cancellation, avoidance, or offset for any reason,including, without limitation, negligence, fraud or dishonesty on the part of Merchant or Mer-chant’sagents oremployees or was submitted in violation of Section 6 of this Agreement;(10) The Cardholder has asserted what the Cardholder believes is a good faith claim or defense against theCharge;(11) The Charge is in violation of any law.B. If BA determines that more than one Chargeback per 100 Charges are incurred or are reasonably likelytobe incurred by Merchant, BA may notify Merchant of new procedures it should adopt and additional feesimposed for processing Charge-backs, and may terminate this Agreement at BA’s discretion withoutadvancenotice. Merchant must immediately pay any fines or fees imposed by a Card Organization or BA relating toChargebacks to Merchant.C. Merchant will furnish BA with copies of Charges processed by BA and related information within 48hoursof BA’s request. Doing so will not prevent a Chargeback, but failure to do so will significantly increase theprobability of a Chargeback.D. Merchant Disputes and Representment. If Operating Rules permit Merchant to dispute a Chargeback,Merchant must submit its rebuttal to BA following BA’s procedures within 10 days after receiving noticeofthe Chargeback, or 48 hours for Chargebacks related to non-receipt of copies of Charge Records.Merchant’s failure to act within that time may not provide BA with a reasonable number of days toevaluateMerchant’s dispute of the Chargeback and make a representment of the Charge to the Cardholder under theOperating Rules. BA will not be obligated to make representments of Chargebacks except to the extent

allowed by Operating Rules and Merchant’s timely dispute of the Chargebacks. BA’s obligation toMerchantfor a Chargeback is limited to representment under the Operating Rules. BA will not engage in directcollection efforts against Cardholders on Merchant’s behalf.E. Merchant’s Immediate Payment for Chargebacks. Each Chargeback to Merchant is immediately dueand payable by Merchant. Without limiting BA’s other remedies or BA’s security interest described inSection9 below, BA may deduct, debit and withhold the amount of a Chargeback or anticipated Chargeback fromthe Deposit Account at any time without advance notice, and if sufficient funds are not available in thataccount, from any other account or accounts of Merchant at Bank of America, other funds due Merchantfrom BA, and other property of Merchant held by BA. BA will send Chargeback reports to Merchant asdebits occur. To the extent funds are not available in an account of Merchant with BA, Merchant authorizesBA to attach and initiate withdrawals of funds from Merchant’s accounts at other financial institutions, byautomated clearinghouse entry, sight draft, preauthorized checks, reverse wires or otherwise to cover theChargebacks, and Merchant hereby authorizes the other financial institutions to withdraw the funds fromMerchant’s accounts and pay BA the amount of the Chargebacks. BA will release to Merchant any ofMerchant’s deposits, funds or property after BA determines that the deposits, funds, or property held arenotlikely to be needed to cover any Chargebacks.4.05 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL SERVICES.The following sections set forth additional requirements for the following special card processing services:Travel and Entertainment Services.A. Reservation ServiceB. Advance Lodging/Cruise Deposit ServiceC. Priority Check-Out ServiceD. Check Guarantee ServiceE. Cash DisbursementsOther Special Services.F. Express Payment Service (EPS)G. Preauthorized Health CareH. Supermarket Incentive ProgramA. Reservation Service. If Merchant provides lodging (hotel, motel, resort or inn) or car rentals only for"Specialized Vehicles" (a unique class of vehicle not in the mainstream Merchant’s rental fleet and notconstituting more than 5% of Mer-chant’s rental fleet), Merchant may use certain Card types specified byBAto guarantee a reservation by obtaining the Card’s embossed name, account number and expiration date andby completing the following procedures:(1) Verbally confirm to the Cardholder the reservation by stating the following information:(a) Card’s embossed name, account number and expiration date as provided by the Cardholder;

(b) name and exact address, including street, city and state of the location of the lodging check-in orSpecialized Vehicle pick-up;(c) reservation confirmation code;(d) rate and any other details relating to the reservation; and(e) provisions of the guaranteed reservation relating to the Cardholder’sobligations and any other cancellation details related to the reservation as specified below.(2) For Lodging Merchants:(a) Inform the Cardholder that lodging accommodations will be held until check-out time on the day afterthescheduled arrival date unless cancelled by 6:00 p.m. (local establishment time) on the scheduled arrivaldate.(b) For resort establishments requiring cancellation before 6:00 p.m. (local establishment time) on thescheduled arrival date, the cancellation time must not exceed 72 hours before the scheduled arrival date.TheCardholder must be provided with the specific written cancellation policy, including the date and time thecancellation privileges expire. If a reservation is made less than 72 hours before the scheduled arrival, thecancellation procedure of 6:00 p.m. (local establishment time) on the scheduled arrival date will apply.(3) For Car Rental Merchants:(a) Inform the Cardholder that the Specialized Vehicle will be held until the scheduled pick-up time, unlessthereservation is cancelled by the specified cancellation time, which must not exceed 72 hours before thescheduled pick-up time.(b) If the reservation is made less than 72 hours before the scheduled rental, the cancellation period must beno earlier than 12 hours befo

1.14 "Point of Sale" or "POS" is each location of Merchant where Merchant and Cardholder can jointly complete a Charge or Credit Voucher transaction in connection with the Cardholder's purchase of goods or services provided by Merchant. 1.15 "Processing Fees" are the fees payable by Merchant to BA for services BA provides to Merchant in