National Card Solutions Reviews

National Card Solutions Overview

National Card Solutions is a relatively new merchant account provider that, according to multiple public sources, is a DBA of a Portland, Oregon-based payment processor called Prestige Payment Systems. National Card Solutions has been named as one of three active DBAs of Prestige Payment Systems, with the other two being United Card Solutions and Direct Processors. All three companies are publicly represented by a marketing specialist named Jeff Easter, but it is unclear how Jeff Easter is employed at the company. National Card Solutions does not identify its executive team, its location, or its corporate affiliations on its website.

National Card Solutions’s products and services include credit card terminals, PIN pads, point-of-sale systems, wireless terminals, online payment gateways, online shopping carts, and gift and loyalty programs. The company provides a contact form and a dedicated phone support number on its website. Jeff Easter is listed as the manager of National Card Solutions, while Brad Law and Jonathan Beckman are the managers of Prestige Payment Systems.

Online reputation and reviews

National Card Solutions has received a handful of negative reviews online since it was founded in mid-2015. Commonly cited issues by complainants include nondisclosure of contract terms, expensive long-term equipment contracts, and misrepresentation of rates. There is some evidence that National Card Solutions, like United Card Solutions, refers to its equipment leases as “program fees” without mentioning that they are in fact non-cancellable, four-year contracts through third-party providers. These complaints are similar to those that have been filed against Prestige Payment Systems and can also be seen on some online profiles for United Card Solutions and Direct Processors.

Legal actions and lawsuits

There are no outstanding or recently resolved legal actions related to National Card Solutions at this time.

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