SparkyJJO
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Originally posted by: Virtual Conan
Who is charging 5% for credit card processing? The highest I have heard of is 3%. Debit cards are flat rate which is why businesses prefer them.
What if you use your debit as a "credit" card? 😀
Originally posted by: Virtual Conan
Who is charging 5% for credit card processing? The highest I have heard of is 3%. Debit cards are flat rate which is why businesses prefer them.
Originally posted by: SparkyJJO
Originally posted by: Virtual Conan
Who is charging 5% for credit card processing? The highest I have heard of is 3%. Debit cards are flat rate which is why businesses prefer them.
What if you use your debit as a "credit" card? 😀
Originally posted by: DrPizza
You know... paypal & ebay fees prohibit passsing on fees to customers.
But, I wonder if you could get away with this: $15 shipping and handling. $5 discount given to people paying with non-credit card paypal
Originally posted by: Crono
Originally posted by: SandEagle
Originally posted by: Crono
It's to cover processing fee for credit card companies. They aren't making a profit on that price difference.
really? i haven't seen it in any of the surrounding suburbs or in any of the tri-state area. i'd think it'd be national if this was the case?
I don't think it's allowed by credit card companies, but I have seen it before.
And 20 cents is probably more than it costs them. It's less than 10 cents per gallon, IIRC. I used to work as bookeeper for gas station company.
Originally posted by: SandEagle
here in Detroit there are gas stations that charge different prices for regular gas, depending on if you use cash or credit. I've seen this before and thought a 6-8cents difference was nothing to complain about. Now I'm seeing a lot more of these places charges up to 20 cents more per gallon if you use credit. wtf. is that not gouging?
i just dont bother giving them business anymore, but still it irks me to see that this is allowed.
Originally posted by: chuckywang
You guys are thinking of it wrong.
Gas stations give you a BREAK if you use cash. The price on the big signs is the price they advertise, and you can use your credit card to pay for it. However, if you are nice enough to use cash and give the gas station a break on CC fees, then they will charge you less.
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: chuckywang
You guys are thinking of it wrong.
Gas stations give you a BREAK if you use cash. The price on the big signs is the price they advertise, and you can use your credit card to pay for it. However, if you are nice enough to use cash and give the gas station a break on CC fees, then they will charge you less.
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You don't get a "break" when you pay with cash...they just jack the prices up, then offer a "discount" for paying cash...The few stations around here that do this sell their "cash discount gas" for the same price as all the other stations. Their "credit sale gas" is much higher priced.
Originally posted by: villageidiot111
Weird, around here (Fargo, ND) I have seen several gas stations charging 6cents less per gallon if you pay with credit.