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This feels like too little too late to stop what I think will actually solve the issue for retailers, charge more for credit card transactions. Every since busi
by yoshamano 3y ago
This feels like too little too late to stop what I think will actually solve the issue for retailers, charge more for credit card transactions. Every since businesses have been able to charge more for credit cards (as opposed to having to instead offer a cash discount) I've been slowly running into more and more local businesses that slap on a 2% - 3% for credit cards. So now I need that reward from my credit card to just break even on the transaction.
- bombcar 3y agoI'm fine with the added fees, and they usually more than the rewards so I just pay cash/debit.
- brewdad 3y agoDealing with cash has always been a pain in the ass, so I just pay the fee and get most of it back on my rewards card.
- LispSporks22 3y agoT-mobile is about to charge $15 for the privilege to pay my bill by credit card. I’ll just go somewhere else where there is no fee.
- xtiansimon 3y agoI used to pay my T-Mobile plan with ACH from the T-Mobile site, but that is not an option. I can only pay with CC. What you’re describing sounds like a rate increase.
- LispSporks22 3y ago"T-Mobile: FINAL REMINDER of Action Needed by 08/06/2023. We’re changing the payment methods that qualify for AutoPay discounts. To continue receiving your $15.00 AutoPay discount, you must update your payment method to a debit card or a bank account. To keep your discount, please visit t-mo.co/AutoPay25 to change your payment method by 08/06/2023."
- Phrenzy 3y agoMy CC gives me cash back and provides cell phone insurance if I pay my cell bill with their card. If T-mobile pulls that on me, I'm gone.