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It depends on the receipt, but many receipts do say that you agree to pay for the purchase in accordance with the cardholder agreement, or some such wording. Th
by jkaplowitz 9y ago
It depends on the receipt, but many receipts do say that you agree to pay for the purchase in accordance with the cardholder agreement, or some such wording. This has been decreasingly common in recent years, and I don't know the requirements, but it's not gone.
You're right about the old myth you cite. The cardholder agreements are usually accepted either by signing the card or by using it.
- ajdlinux 9y agoThe wording is highly dependent on the country. I don't think I've seen that in Australia in a long long time, on the rare occasion that I've had to sign rather than use PIN or contactless, but I've been in Asia for the past three weeks and did a lot of signing for my card with wording that sounds like that.
- jkaplowitz 9y agoMost of my experience with this is in the US.