01-06-2015, 10:49 PM
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Re: card machines and charity
Originally Posted by Pats
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Yes I agree...it clearly says it's optional...but do they make it clear at point of sale?
To tell the truth I'm becomming very suspicious of card transactions at petrol stations. I try to use cash now, I check the amount on the pump, I give notes to just over the value and work out the change I should get as I walk to the shop, then check the change quickly before moving away from the till.Better still if the pump is set up right I can put exactly £20 or whatever in then no change required
01-06-2015, 10:52 PM
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Re: card machines and charity
Originally Posted by Losos
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Yet another reason to pay cash To tell the truth I'm becomming very suspicious of card transactions at petrol stations. I try to use cash now, I check the amount on the pump, I give notes to just over the value and work out the change I should get as I walk to the shop, then check the change quickly before moving away from the till.:
I agree, Losos. That's probably the best option really.
02-06-2015, 10:44 AM
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Re: card machines and charity
I realise that some charities are finding it tough to raise donations these days, but this subterfuge is diabolical. I definitely will not be buying fuel on my card. (That's mainly due to me not driving anymore) But also because the last time I paid for fuel my card got cloned. Perhaps not related but indicative of the fragility of card transactions in general.|
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