Why is the merchant clover referral program being shoved down our throats?
Has Clover growth plateau’d among sales professionals that they now offer us $300 to do their job for them?
They’re desperate for sales amid slowing growth yet spin it as something positive?
Do these people have any idea what they’re doing?
@jc go into control panel / ease of access / optimize visual display and check the “remove background images”
Leave my laptop alone. The forced profile to update the windows interface to match the green of the background is absolutely hideous. Stop paying marketing to market to fiservs own employees. I change it back to what's comfortable for my eyes and it changes back via powershell on its own. STOP IT!
Probably because of you sell it they don’t have to pay you or the bank residual income.
Square, not stripe. DYAC
Just saw a tv commercial for the same product from stripe. We're not the lone vendor with a new and exciting product. There are options now and merchants are going to shop around for best features and support for the price. Thanks to frank we've got a black eye on both of those. We need to staff up again and do better so we can compete.
Cloverload was right there
I work hard enough without thinking about work while I’m on personal time. Most of us are already doing 3 jobs. The screen is ugly and offensive…help us sell while we tell you about 9hr/5 days.
we literally had a guy handing out flyers today in BH. he reeked of desperation! why would we push a cr-ppy product like clover, its not 2018 anymore, we need innovation and better support
I saw it all over Latin America in the last two years or so. Haven’t ventured to South America yet.
Yes growth is on the decline. The product is dropped faster than new installation. Whatever happened to the hype for the product in South America?
there was a time when we were required! to submit at least one lead every 6 months.
of course that led to massive amounts of bad leads, massive amounts of wasted time chasing down bad leads and massive amounts of wasted time by sales having to chase them down to check a box.
some things don’t change.
desperation and poorly managed leadership.