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Most of the places here in the US seem to have gone to chip only for small payments, with a signature on amounts over some limit, dependant on merchant. Wish we
by bryondowd 8y ago
Most of the places here in the US seem to have gone to chip only for small payments, with a signature on amounts over some limit, dependant on merchant. Wish we'd catch up and use pins.
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- bluejekyll 8y agoAs I understand it, the major card companies all required vendors to upgrade their payment systems to use chip. If they didn't (by some date I think last year) then they moved the liability from themselves in regards to credit-card fraud to the vendor.
- colejohnson66 8y agoIsn’t there an exception for gas stations?
- kyriakos 8y agoI can't remember how long it's been since I signed for a cc transaction. Aren't PINs used in the US?
- rfinney 8y agoGenerally not for credit cards. It is used for debit cards. It's a problem buying gas (petrol) at unattended stations in Europe for Americans using credit cards. We don't know our PIN for credit cards.