Hoping this is not the norm....
Last week we were coming back from some time spent in the great state of Washington. Enjoyed every bit of it until we were coming home. We planned on grossing the border at Peace Arch and we needed so...
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It isn't the cash, it is the principle of the issue. My godfather talked about how before the '50s, how grocers would stick a thumb on the scale, return change for a $5 when one paid with a $10, then dared the customer to make an issue out of it, and so on. If one doesn't do something, then this behavior is just encouraged. A thief is a thief, weather it be someone stealing a quarter off a bar counter to put in a jukebox or driving off in a car with keys in the ignition.
About a year ago, Visa lost a court case that prohibited credit card merchants from having tiered pricing structures. However, some states (definitely Texas) have put their foot down. Other states allow up to a 5% credit card surcharge. This has caused a number of issues, and oftentimes, merchants don't post the surcharge notice, surprising people in the states that do allow it.
About a year ago, Visa lost a court case that prohibited credit card merchants from having tiered pricing structures. However, some states (definitely Texas) have put their foot down. Other states allow up to a 5% credit card surcharge. This has caused a number of issues, and oftentimes, merchants don't post the surcharge notice, surprising people in the states that do allow it.
