John Miller, Credit Cards Moderator
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The VRBO credit card fee, also referred to as the 3% payment processing fee, is applied to the total payment amount you receive from your guest, which includes taxes and refundable damage deposits. If you’re on a pay-per-booking plan, you’ll also be charged a 5% commission fee in addition to the credit card fee.
You can avoid this 3% processing fee by using a property management software. While this eliminates the credit card fee, using a management software may introduce other booking-related fees, depending on how the reservation is made.
You can learn more about the VRBO fees and how they apply by visiting VRBO’s website, or by calling customer service at (877) 202-4291.
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What credit cards does VRBO take?
VRBO takes Visa, Mastercard, and American Express credit cards as payment when booking a property online. In addition to most major credit cards, VRBO takes payments in cash, by check, or via money transfer services such as Western Union or MoneyGram. Bear in mind that bookings made with these alternate payment methods don’t come with the booking guarantee you would get when paying with a credit card.
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read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterWhat payment options does VRBO accept?
VRBO accepts multiple forms of payment, with the most convenient ones being credit cards and debit cards. You can also pay for your booking with cash, a check or via money transfer, but doing so won’t make you eligible for the Book with Confidence Guarantee offered by VRBO.
Payment Options Accepted by VRBO
- Credit cards issued on the Visa, Mastercard or American Express networks
- Debit cards issued on the Visa or Mastercard networks
- Cash...
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