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Does Apple Pay and Google Pay work anywhere I see the tap symbol (looks like a rotated wifi symbol)? Or they must also display the Apple or Google Pay symbol? I've seen places that just have the tap symbol and wondered if I could've used my phone.
Cant sell enough phones, so gotta sell debt as well… brilliant… cant wait to see what innovation they come up with next!
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YMMV but I absolutely will not bite on non-creditcard-facilitated payments until/unless the same or better consumer protections are in place.
Who said they are not?
Just allow me to create as many 'virtual' credit cards from a single card and that's enough. Every single provider that promised that feature has either underwhelmed, or gone out of business.
Lounge access? Hotel discounts?
No reason for me to switch from my AMEX or Costco card for puny Apple points.
Unless I missed something.
With the rise of smartphone payments like Samsung Pay, Android Pay and Apple Pay , is there even a need for credit cards? How long until these companies start skipping payment processors like Visa and Mastercard and take the whole pie?
I've never owned a credit card but I've used my debit card directly twice since Christmas because GPay is available everywhere. It's only the ceiling on contactless transactions (£30) that requires me to use it
Just allow me to create as many 'virtual' credit cards from a single card and that's enough. Every single provider that promised that feature has either underwhelmed, or gone out of business.
Consumers should be able to just NOT pay for a service, and then it's on the service-provider to turn off the customer's access.
I can't tell you the amount of services I've past up on simply because I don't want to (potentially) deal with an awful cancellation process, and then go through the hassle of charging back on my CC. It's just not worth the time -- and they know it and depend on it -- which is frankly disgusting. Invest some time in a better product...
Just allow me to create as many 'virtual' credit cards from a single card and that's enough. Every single provider that promised that feature has either underwhelmed, or gone out of business.
What? Apple Pay does this. Oh they don't expose the numbers to you, but they use a virtual card at time of purchase.