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Default And The Creek Keeps Ris'n

On 07 Mar 2011 14:51:02 GMT, Han wrote:

Robatoy wrote in
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On Mar 7, 9:22Â*am, "Mike Marlow" wrote:
Han wrote:

It's always been roughly twice in Europe than in the US. Â*Cheapest
around 07410 is US$3.27 (regular, cash only).

You still have pricing differences for cash vs credit card? Â*I
haven't

seen
that around here in a long time. Â*FWIW, I just paid $3.69 for the
cheap stuff in Central NY, yesterday.

--

-Mike-


That price difference should be available to whomever decided to pay
cash.
If the dealer (furniture, whatever) is willing to pay a credit card
company 3 1/2% then he should give that as a discount for cash.
Problem is... bankers don't like things to happen in cash..neither
does the IRS (Revenue Canada).


I asked some merchant about that. They said that the hassles of
handling cash (bank charges for depositing cash around here!) were
almost more than the cost of credit.

Up here it is pretty much a wash if you are going to bank the cash.