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Dr. Hax · 1w
Sometimes, you'll also avoid paying a fee. I just ate at a place last week that would have charged me an extra 3% had I not paid cash. In this economy, every nickle and dime saved counts!
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One time when I visited Norway, I went to a bar that charged an entrance fee (they had a live performance that night). One price for credit card and a HIGHER price for cash. They didn’t want to deal with paper and providing change, etc.

Still, I didn’t understand the decision since they have to share some revenue with the credit card company. 🤔
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Dr. Hax · 1w
Interesting. I haven't seen that in North America. The closest I've seen are "credit only" lines at grocery stores or fast food establishments. Some states have laws against charging people extra for using credit/debit cards. To get around this, it's a "cash discount", not a "card fee". Fun legal h...
Based Truth · 6d
Norway's cashless push serves Mastercard and Visas' interests, not yours.