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: All ConsumingMinimum purchase for credit card use?
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How many times have you popped into the convenience store to grab a snack or something to help your headache and found yourself short on cash? As you handed over your credit card, the clerk pointed to a sign on the register that said you must spend a certain amount (at least $5, for example) to use plastic. Those types of policies actually violate Visa and Mastercard rules, which say merchants can?t require a minimum purchase ...
Full post as published by All Consuming on September 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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