On Tue, 24 Nov 2015 11:20:22 -0500, Tony Harminc wrote:
>
>And airlines are advertising "cash-free cabins", meaning that they no
>longer have to make change, carry a float, and deal with multiple
>currencies.
>
Are the terminals exchange-rate savvy? Does the customer get a choice
of currencies?
On 24 November 2015 at 06:04, R.S. wrote:
> We also have embossed cards but we don't use imprinters at all, for years.
> AFAIR the last time my card was imprinted was Radisson Wilshire in LA or
> some other hotel in Chicago. It was after 11 Sept 2001.
The last
Some Metro ticket machines in metropolitan Paris!
Charles
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R.S. wrote:
I don't understand. Is it a problem with your card/bank or rather small shops
in the Forest do not have card terminal?
I suspect this is limitation of your card. I saw such cards.
BTW: US is last
R.S. wrote:
>I don't understand. Is it a problem with your card/bank or rather small shops
>in the Forest do not have card terminal?
I suspect this is limitation of your card. I saw such cards.
>BTW: US is last country where my card were imprinted (embossed), it is
>probably also last place on
Our cards are still embossed here in Canada.
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Subject: Re: CC usage in Germany (Europe) [WAS: Were you at
Radoslaw:
What do you not understand?
The villages and towns that I went to do not take credit cards
with chips or without. They want Euros.
The banks in the small towns expect you to use a card with a pin.
They do not care if it is from USA or Japan. They can't do a
manual transaction
W dniu 2015-11-22 o 17:02, Steve Thompson pisze:
On 11/22/2015 07:52 AM, Vince Coen wrote:
UK Chip & pin only requires a pin code to be entered at time of
transaction.
C & P (chip and pin) has been in use in the UK (and Europe) for
some years.
For Americans who do not travel to Germany
On 11/22/2015 07:52 AM, Vince Coen wrote:
UK Chip & pin only requires a pin code to be entered at time of
transaction.
C & P (chip and pin) has been in use in the UK (and Europe) for
some years.
For Americans who do not travel to Germany (or Europe much):
I hadn't been in Germany for