What retail stores pay weekly?

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What major American businesses (esp. retail and restaurant chains/franchises) use Pay with Square in their nationwide stores?

Or what major establishments have plans to switch to Square, and what is their logic?

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It'd be interesting if any do at all. Unless they are independently operated. Square's rates are not...

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Most retail stores offer about the same pay when starting out. Impressive performance will allow you...

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What are some online stores where you can pay using your bank account?

For example Amazon.com and CDuniverse.com allow you to pay directly with your checking or savings account. Are there anymore stores like that? I know a lot of stores accept Paypal, but are there stores that let you pay directly?

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paypal protects you more.

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Most grocery stores pay biweekly; fast food is franchised and it varies based on the practice of the...

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Is 70% the standard payout for all app stores? What are some examples of app stores that pay out more or less than 70%? How do they explain their different payout?

The Apple App store pays out 70% to developers for app sales and in-app sales.  Google Play, Windows Phones, and the Blackberry online store do the same, regardless of the payment type (and therefore, regardless of payment processing fees).  What are...

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One example is the SlideMe Android store with up to 90% payout: Rate Schedule I guess they need this...

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Is it legal for retail stores to pay you 3 per hr plus only 10% commission on sales?

I thought only restaurants were able 2 pay employees with that low of a wage... isn't there some kind of law agaisnt low pay? Is it different in utah?

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as long as you are making min wages a hour with your 10% commission.

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Would it be POSSIBLE to get a $2.80 pay raise at Retail stores like Walmart, Target, Best Buy, etc.?

I know that is a huge increase for retail jobs but if I was convincing enough would it be POSSIBLE (hint the word POSSIBLE) or would there be some sort of company policy, law, etc. that wouldn't allow it?

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Sorry you haven't been educated on the matrix pay system retailers use but you have no chance. Ask your...

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Target generally has the highest starting pay, but they don't keep up with the increases Walgreens,...

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What are some stores that sell laptops, where you can pay once every month instead of the whole price at once?

I need stores that sell laptops where you can pay by month instead of the whole price at one. The stores need to be in Ontario! Thanks! (:

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I know Dell offers a payment plan but I think you need good credit =[

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