rudeguy Lifer Dec 27, 2001 47,351 14 61 Feb 9, 2005 #1 why don't they make the credit card readers be able to read your card with it facing either way?
LtPage1 Diamond Member Jan 15, 2004 6,311 2 0 Feb 9, 2005 #2 because they can have a less expensive piece of equipment with the same amount of customers. less overhead+same money= more profit.
because they can have a less expensive piece of equipment with the same amount of customers. less overhead+same money= more profit.
minendo Elite Member Aug 31, 2001 35,560 22 81 Feb 9, 2005 #3 The one's at the gas stations here in town do.
Zim Hosein Super Moderator | Elite Member Super Moderator Nov 27, 1999 65,414 407 126 Feb 9, 2005 #5 Originally posted by: minendo The one's at the gas stations here in town do. Click to expand... Same here
Originally posted by: minendo The one's at the gas stations here in town do. Click to expand... Same here
B Bootprint Diamond Member Jan 11, 2002 9,847 0 0 Feb 9, 2005 #6 You'd need 4 reader heads, so costs. At least for card readers that take the whole card.
rudeguy Lifer Dec 27, 2001 47,351 14 61 Feb 9, 2005 #7 Originally posted by: Amol does it MATTER? Click to expand... when its 20 below and blowing snow it does.
Originally posted by: Amol does it MATTER? Click to expand... when its 20 below and blowing snow it does.
R randomlinh Lifer Oct 9, 1999 20,846 2 0 linh.wordpress.com Feb 9, 2005 #9 Originally posted by: GoodDad Originally posted by: Amol does it MATTER? Click to expand... when its 20 below and blowing snow it does. Click to expand... speed pass! but seriously, costs. altho, half the time the orientation of the card is rubbed off and you have to swip twice... rather annoying.
Originally posted by: GoodDad Originally posted by: Amol does it MATTER? Click to expand... when its 20 below and blowing snow it does. Click to expand... speed pass! but seriously, costs. altho, half the time the orientation of the card is rubbed off and you have to swip twice... rather annoying.