Businesses grapple with the cost of customers 'wanting to pay by card'
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Businesses grapple with the cost of customers 'wanting to pay by card'

Is small business having a lend of us? The card transaction cost was a few cents - 0.25 or so, sometimes less, of a purchase. They’re raising prices by dollars. How about they complain to banks for charging a fake fee for costs they barely incur? And they certainly don’t do a good job of keeping the service reliable and equipment up to date. Rather than yelling at government, maybe they need to remember who is charging them and take it up with them instead of charging us as a way to punish government.

abc.net.au
u/SavvyCaller — 4 days ago
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Spring roundabouts

Can we take a minute to admire and take joy in the beauty that is Adelaide roundabouts in Spring.

u/SavvyCaller — 29 days ago