Originally posted by Bertha Venation
I didn't say "check card." I said "credit card." The kind that charges you interest.
I agree. Credit everywhere now. So we're better off.
Originally posted by Bertha Venation
I didn't say "check card." I said "credit card." The kind that charges you interest.
Does your "credit card" charge you interest from day one? If so, you are getting screwed. Mine charges nothing extra if I pay it by the due date.Originally posted by Bertha Venation
I didn't say "check card." I said "credit card." The kind that charges you interest.
I haven't had enough protein today...Originally posted by TIGGER6035
I agree. Credit everywhere now. So we're better off.
Originally posted by jlabsher
I've used my sharecheck card in DC at the BK. Beats paying $2 -$3 service fee at an ATM when all I need is lunch. Hopefully I never will have to use a "credit" card @ fastfood. Reminds me of back in the early '90s stationed in Japan, people would be writing checks at the BK. I thought that was really tacky!
Now I never have any cash, blame it either on the Sharecheck Visa or the wife & kids.
Originally posted by migtig
I use my check card as a credit card just about everywhere. I rarely pay cash for anything (except tiki bar). I hardly ever carry cash and I hate to write checks. That way the "charge" deducts out of my account and no bill. So for me and others out there like me - a drive thru taking my card would be great - I don't grab fast food that often - usually cause I'd have to make a run to the bank to pull out cash which is a waste of my time.
Originally posted by Bertha Venation
My point has been that the concept of using a credit card for fast food--for any food--is revolting, IMO. I realize folks get into tight spots and have to have food at any cost. I understand using a credit card at, say, a grocery store. But purchasing fast food with a credit card?! Surely no one who's ever done that has ever declared bankruptcy . . . .
Originally posted by Bertha Venation
I didn't say "check card." I said "credit card." The kind that charges you interest.
Originally posted by migtig
I use my check card as a credit card just about everywhere. I rarely pay cash for anything (except tiki bar). I hardly ever carry cash and I hate to write checks. That way the "charge" deducts out of my account and no bill. So for me and others out there like me - a drive thru taking my card would be great - I don't grab fast food that often - usually cause I'd have to make a run to the bank to pull out cash which is a waste of my time.
Originally posted by tatgirl99
Am I missing something here, but doesn't it seem if we start using credit cards in fast food joints, drive thru and walk up lines will be longer??
Not to mention misapprehension.Originally posted by Larry Gude
...a fascinating study in sociology?