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In the end it's the (usually) poor people who bought more than they could afford (either because they needed food or because they couldn't control their impulse
by chipperyman573 8y ago
In the end it's the (usually) poor people who bought more than they could afford (either because they needed food or because they couldn't control their impulse buys) and are stuck paying interest on things they bought years ago
- DaiPlusPlus 8y agoCredit card interest payments go to the bank. Visa/MasterCard don’t get any of that.
- expiredtofu 8y agoI thought the bank was the one that provided the fraud protection, customer service, etc.
- willstrafach 8y agoFraud protection is not really “provided” by anyone, it is simply a reversal of the charge, leaving the affected merchant holding the bag.