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Never experienced that, no. I guess I haven't bought anything twice from Square. I think that in places where Square might be used (that I'd be (food truck perh
by bch 11y ago
Never experienced that, no. I guess I haven't bought anything twice from Square. I think that in places where Square might be used (that I'd be (food truck perhaps?)) I'm much more likely to go to cash as a first pay method. Amazon isn't the first place I've been that cash wasn't accepted (only the second I can recall off the top of my head, though), but I think it's supremely odd that I can't use legal tender to buy things. When a till can't break a $50 or $100 bill, that's understandable, but when a business refuses to deal with cash currency at all... well that's strange to me.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoThis is a trend that slowly starts showing up around the world. In Oslo, they still tend to accept cash in shops, but they look at you weirdly. It's understandable - well-designed contactless card payment process is faster than cash, not to mention more hygienic. (OTOH it can shut a store down if the Internet Connectivity Gods are in a bad mood that day.)