Hi,

Here is info on the best ACH solution that there is in my opinion. Their pricing, customer service and integration is far superior to other products on the market in my opinion.

Let me know if you want to explore.

Cheers!

Bill

Hello Bill

It was a pleasure speaking with you earlier today, thank you for your interest in EFT Canada.  Below, I have included some information regarding EFT Canada & the service we provide.

EFT Canada is a Canadian publicly listed company (TSX-V: EFT) that gives its clients the ability to electronically process debit/credit transactions in the US & Canada.  EFT Canada’s no up front fee software with free customer support and training, can facilitate all your transaction needs, including 24/7 data entry, transaction management and detailed reporting access

Using our platform, clients have the ability to electronically collect or disburse payments including bills, material payments, and payroll, in addition to many other business transactions. This method of electronic collection offers an easier, more reliable and cost-efficient alternative to paper-based collections and disbursements that puts the client in control of the entire process.

EFT Canada deals with many (different) companies/industries across the US & Canada in debiting their customer’s bank accounts for their monthly service fees/dues, while others utilize our service in crediting their employees’ bank account for their weekly, bi-weekly or monthly pay cheque (direct deposit).

I have attached an application, Power Point Presentation & overview of our EFT services for your review.

I can ballpark your costs, however our underwriting department makes the last decision.

Set up- $199.95 (one time fee)

Monthly- $ 19.95

Transaction Fee – .15 – $1 (based on company profile, monthly transaction volume, product/service, current pricing, etc)

NSF Fee – $1 – $10 (based on company profile, monthly transaction volume, product/service, current pricing, etc)

Highlights of our system

-No file fees – savings $10/file

-No charge to edit, delete, void, and hold transactions (savings of $7.50-$75)

-Full customized reporting (big savings, as banks usually charge per page)

-Unlimited training & support available (priceless!)

-Software- $0

Highlights of EFT Canada

Some simple highlights of our service/company are as follows:

1. Our company has processed in excess $1B in the past 12 months

1. Clients have the ability to enter transactions using an excel template, SFTP (text/csv file), and by simply typing transactions into our virtual terminal page;

1. EFT Canada handles all customer support, training, and file processing;

1. Clients have the ability to set dollar limits using our dual authorization functionality per user (similar to a 2 signature cheque);

1. EFT Canada complies with all FSCO and other financial institution security regulations.

1. No charge for any edits , deletes, voids, holds, push payments or reporting

1. EFT Canada is generally up to 50% less expensive then the banks

1. Received 2007 & 2008 ranking on the Profit Hot 50 for Canadian Emerging Companies

Our pricing, software & support cannot be matched by the bank.

Bill – Let me know your availability for a call next week. Once you speak with your client, please provide a few (available) dates/times. If you do not have a conference # available, let me know & I will forward one

Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me anytime.

Thanks

Have a great day!!

Randy Waxman, COO
EFT Canada Inc. (TSX-V:EFT)
Office:  416-781-0666 x102
Fax:  416-781-3318
Toll Free:  1-800-424-8551
http://www.eftcanada.com

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Mon, Aug 30th 2010 2:50 pm EDT
By Alfred Branch Jr.

Broker-owned ticket exchange Ticket Evolution is launching its auto upload tool this week, and while company officials expect hundreds of brokers to participate, not all competing exchanges are currently supported.

StubHub and Razorgator are among the exchanges that will be supported by the Ticket Evolution auto uploader, but TicketNetwork is not in the group of exchanges where brokers will be able to quickly list inventory using the tool.

Earlier in the year, the creators of Ticket Evolution, Golden Tickets owners Ram Silverman and Steve Parry, pulled their ticket inventory from TicketNetwork following a percentage fee dispute, which led the pair, and former National Events Company executive Drew Gainor, to launch the start-up exchange. At the time of the dispute, Silverman wrote an angry email to fellow brokers blasting TicketNetwork for increasing its fee percentages, which occurred after TicketNetwork, in part, determined that Golden Tickets’ inventory was not turning over at an acceptable rate for the amount of tickets the company was posting.

Gainor told TicketNews today, August 30, that the decision not to include TicketNetwork in the auto uploader launch had nothing to do with any previous dispute, and that he hopes to add TicketNetwork within the next week or so, once some file transfer protocol (FTP) issues are sorted out.
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“I want to include TicketNetwork, and I am hoping to have them in the next update (next week),” Gainor said, adding that he intends to contact TicketNetwork this week about FTP issues. TicketNetwork made modifications to its FTP system earlier in the year to improve inbound inventory efficiency. “Ticket Evolution has no issues with TicketNetwork, and I would like to work with them whenever possible. [Founder and CEO] Don [Vaccaro] and I go back 8 years. As soon as I can get some FTP info from them they will have more frequent uploads from non-POS [point of sale] brokers.”

Gainor announced the auto uploader launch in a recent post on the company’s Web site, which includes a video of how to use it, and he told TicketNews that he expects “to have a few hundred brokers using the auto-upload tool this week,” but he did not offer a specific number. The other exchanges being supported at launch are StubHub-owned Ticket Technology, UK-based viagogo and Vivid Seats. TicketsNow is expected to be added soon.

The auto-upload tool is designed to allow brokers to list ticket inventory on multiple exchanges at once, which could mean that the company is potentially helping other exchanges fulfill faster, and possibly at the expense of Ticket Evolution. Asked whether this was a concern, Gainor said no.

“Ticket Evolution is interested more in helping brokers and the industry as a whole, which will only help the consumer experience that Ticket Network has helped raise the bar for,” he said. Brokers who invested in the company will be the first to use the product, followed by other brokers. “We would like data updated to all exchanges as much as possible to cut down on duplicate sales and unsatisfied customers. This is part of our overall goal with Ticket Evolution.”

Several companies offer similar uploader products for exchanges such as eBay and StubHub, but Gainor believes the Ticket Evolution uploader is unique.

“It appears that there really is not a solution out there to make it easier to get inventory right off to other exchanges. You still need a POS to export your inventory out of unless you manually manage your inventory in a spreadsheet, then you can continue to do that as well,” he said. “We just simplify the process of getting the data to each separate exchange, as most brokers upload to many different exchanges.”