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I think you neglect the power of the consumer that credit cards yield: I can dispute charges when retailer/service provider fails to deliver.. It definitely bal

by spydum 10y ago

I think you neglect the power of the consumer that credit cards yield: I can dispute charges when retailer/service provider fails to deliver.. It definitely balances the power out. Can't do that with cash.

krupan 10y ago
You can dispute directly with Amazon and other retailers with a reputation to uphold, no need to involve a third party.
CalRobert 10y ago
True, but I'm not sure a 3% tax on every transaction everywhere (bar a few big ticket things like real estate and cars) is worth it.