News and Current Events
After two years of persistent field development, Triple E Technologies, LLC is proud to announce that we are CHS approved.
"CHS Payment Solutions has approved Triple E Technologies Point of Sale systems as an approved option for Cenex® credit card processing via National Bankcard Services (NBS) network.
All hardware and software inquiries along with feature/benefit questions should be directed to Triple E Customer Support @ 208-777-9300 or helpdesk@e3tek.com. From there the call is immediately handled for new and existing customers’ needs and questions, or escalated to the technical support personnel if needed. If the call pertains to any new or continuation sales, the call is transferred to our sales department. Each customer is provided with a POC for all the specific department leads, as well as a 24/7 after hours support line."
The sales team is traveling to two trade shows this month.
If you are around, please stop by and say hi.
WPMA Show
February 21st thru 23rd
At the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas
Booth 1506
PACE Show
February 24th thru 25th
At the Kansas City Convention Center
Booth 626
Beverages Fuel In-Store Purchases
Beverage purchases drive gas customers inside the store more than any other item, but new preferences are emerging, with consumers saying that more foodservice, more healthy options and more local involvement could all increase their spending at convenience stores, according to findings released today from the new 2012 NACS Consumer Fuels Report.
While nearly half (48%) of gas purchasers said that they never go inside the store, for those who do, they said that beverages (coffee in the morning, cold drinks the rest of the day) are a big lure, with one in four consumers (25%) saying that they regularly purchase drinks. A higher percentage said that they purchase drinks in the morning (33%), indicating that coffee is a solid traffic-driver for in-store sales. Also, younger consumers (ages 18 to 24) are much more likely to buy drinks: 43% of younger customers said that they buy drinks inside the store, compared to only 19% of those age 50 and older.
Read More: http://www.nacsonline.com/NACS/News/Daily/Pages/ND0209121.aspx
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