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What I am actually seeing are restaurant receipts with "price for cash" and a higher "price for credit." I am not seeing this for groceries or other goods. I u
by chasil 1y ago
What I am actually seeing are restaurant receipts with "price for cash" and a higher "price for credit." I am not seeing this for groceries or other goods.
I understand that the "Durbin Amendment" had something to do with this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durbin_amendment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durbin_amendment
- jdeibele 1y agoHad an eye exam this morning and I needed to do a $30 co-pay. Pulled out a card to pay and I was asked if it was a credit card. I said yes and she said there'd be a 3% fee for using a credit card. I switched to my Discover debit card, which pays 1% back. My only recent experiences with this with transactions over $10 was a small restaurant and a construction project where they took the deposit on a card but would charge a 3% fee if we didn't pay by check. Many of the local convenience stores charge a fee to use a card.
- chasil 1y agoI'm looking at a receipt in an Iowa restaurant that says "Total: $13.23; Pay With Cash: $12.71."