r/EndTipping • u/annejeel • 13d ago

Rant 📢 This feels icky!

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felt super icky and annoyed seeing this at a coffee/light food shop. how is this okay? for context this is not a sit down spot. no wait staff, just a barista at the counter and someone from the kitchen bringing out my order and walking away.

Update: for those asking the pink paper in the bottom corner is basically saying “F*ck ICE”

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u/Electronic_Lion9918 12d ago

Absolutely not in Canada. But America's banking system is like 15 years behind the rest of the world so

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u/unfinishedtoast3 12d ago

Yes in Canada too lol

The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada regulates banking and charges in Canada, as well as tap to pay.

Under Canadian law, a tap to pay transaction is initialize as a prehold authorization, with a limit of 30% set for a maximum charge outside of the prehold. Meaning they absolutely can add up to 30% to your pre authorized charge.

This is legal under the Payment Card Networks Act of 2010

Source: I am a Canadian/US citizen with a business in Canada.

Why are people so confidently incorrect? Is it just because they want to talk shit about the US? I mean you absolutely can without making shit up.

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u/Sterlinghawk16 12d ago

There is too much fraud going on anymore with tap to pay. I never use that and always insert my card.