Why Aren't Retailers Using Their Chip Card Readers?
March 16, 2016
It may be annoying to have a merchant ask you buy a certain amount to use a credit card, but they're allowed to do that.
It may be annoying to have a merchant ask you buy a certain amount to use a credit card, but they're allowed to do that.
There are roughly 5 million chip card readers at U.S. stores right now, but only 1 million have actually started accepting chips. Why the delay?
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