Yoozy has been great for my company. They cold called us in 2017 and we switched over to their services. They have saved us a lot of money in the past two years we have been working with them. Yoozy has made all our merchant services a breeze with their transparent fees and great customer service. Our experiences with them has been much better than previous company's we have used. Highly recommended. Great rates. Great service. Great company. read more

I believed all their lies about saving money and customer service! It's been weeks trying to resolve a simple issue. I can't get a hold of my rep for about a week at a time regularly and it's only been a couple weeks! Hidden fees and what feels like complete disregard. I signed the contract and now you're no where to be found! read more

Hidden fees and deceit. Jeff Scholz walked into my business in his shiny suit and slick back hair and got me to sign for a nightmare. I initially told him no but he crunched some numbers and assured me I would be saving money with just .5% and $0.05 per transaction. He failed to mention the ten other fees that would be tacked on because of the wireless machine I needed. He was so vague and sketchy and I fell for it. He told me my rates were locked in for three years but I didn't realize that meant I was locked in a contract for three years and it would cost me $495 to cancel. Silly me for trusting this rep and not reading all of the fine print. He stopped returning my phone calls when I requested he waive my cancellation fees because I felt he lied to me. What a joke. What a terrible way to treat customers. read more

Yoozy they are unprofessional, they will lie to you to get your business, once you are stuck in a contract you cant get out . they owe me $200 according to the contract we signed, I called tens of times they always tell you yes we will send it, but they don't. Only one person that always answer the phone Jennifer, and she always lies and tell you she will take care of it, but you never hear from them, the other person you can talk to when you ask for a supervisor is Lashawdon and I think she is a coworker of Jennifer, she lied and said that they sent the check. it has been over two years and i still cant get my money back even after I finished my contract, and paid them almost $700 because I sold my Business. I complied with all the terms of the contract. Don't believe any thing and sign a contract till you check with a lawyer. read more

I switched to Yoozy and they saved me about 35% over my previous company. I've switched a couple times before and there was always some sort of problem, but Yoozy was quick, efficient, and everything was just as they said it would be. No bad surprises, which unfortunately seems to be the norm nowadays. read more

Merchant services and Financial advising are not the same thing, so I don't know why I was told by your cold caller that you do credit card machine services, when I come to Yelp to find you are a Financial advising group. Vague and shady. Hanging up on a receptionist twice after spelling out your company name for them is also a really bad idea. I found it amusing that Jennifer, your cold caller, wasn't satisfied when I told her that we just replaced our merchant services with Chase, insisting that Chase's rate is higher than yours. She doesn't have the remotest idea what our rate is. I understand you're trying to find new accounts, but talking to the person who stands between you and the decision maker like they are a fool, and then hanging up on them twice, is step one in a long list of ways to end up with your message in the trash can. Jennifer insisted our rate was too high, relayed callback information, and hung up immediately after spelling the company name. She called back, saying she wanted to make sure I got all the callback info, and that we disconnected somehow, and when I spelled back Yoozy for her, she said, "good" or "right" or something along those lines and hung up again. "Disconnected somehow". Ha. I know your time is money, so your calls need to be abrupt. I was in the call center game, albeit I was still taking the calls, not forcing them on others. Now I'm the potential client, and I'm going to tell you straight up that you're wasting your money paying people to first make sure the person knows how to identify the company with poor phone skills before they act like a fool on the phone line. The people who answer the phones for a business already have a distaste for sales calls- you're letting my company pay for your chance to make money when I take your call, therefore disturbing me from doing work that helps MY company, and acting entitled to my time to boot. I get paid to help clients. I don't get paid to help you get paid. You're not doing your company a service by reinforcing the already negative opinion a phone answering staff member has of cold callers. Get it together. read more