David Danzig This is Me

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1. 1. THISDAYonline

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   Published on: 7/16/2003   Last Visited: 7/17/2003

   "It's just about doing something fun," said David Danzig, a New York blogger and vice-president of Charge.com, who took part in the Grand Hyatt mob.
   
   "I get the impression that it's a performance art piece," he said "but I think that more than that it is just supposed to be silly in the way that performance art is supposed to be."
   
   The next New York mob is planned for this week.

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   Published on: 7/10/2003   Last Visited: 3/4/2004

   "Accepting credit cards isn't just convenient for customers, it also gives customers confidence in your company," explained Charge.Com Vice President David Danzig. "People know that you're a real company, and won't disappear with their cash or check. They put you in the same category in their minds with the large, famous corporations that accept credit cards." Whether for those reasons or not, companies that accept credit cards typically see increases in their sales of several hundred percent.
   
   Before Charge.Com, only very large companies could accept credit cards. "Charge.Com was founded to make merchant accounts available to everyone," said Danzig.

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   Published on: 6/3/2001   Last Visited: 1/4/2002

   "Accepting credit cards isn't just convenient for customers, it also gives customers confidence in your company," explained Charge.Com Vice President David Danzig. "People know that you're a real company, and won't disappear with their cash or check. They put you in the same category in their minds with the large, famous corporations that accept credit cards." Whether for those reasons or not, companies that accept credit cards typically see increases in their sales of several hundred percent.
   
   Before Charge.Com, only very large companies could accept credit cards. "Charge.Com was founded to make merchant accounts available to everyone," said Danzig. Charge.Com accepts more than 98% of its applicants. And where local banks charged application fees of between $150 and $250, Charge.Com charges no application fee at all, meaning there is no risk to applying. Charge.Com even guarantees that it has the lowest price anywhere by offering its "125% price guarantee": if anyone can find a lower price for the same product within 30 days, Charge.Com will refund the difference in price, plus 25% of the difference.
   
   To learn more about accepting credit cards online, visit Charge.Com at http://www.charge.com/news.