Wondering why they cannot give Government payments an exemption then? - I was reading that they did with Taxis - they can still charge up to 5% CC fee. What makes them so special ?Yes. And agree. Which is why I'm concerned that SA govt authorities will follow suit. But the messaging was mucky. Not so much theirs but, well, can't get political.
Nothing, IMO. Why was the Cabcharge surcharge only reduced to 5% and not inline with others to reflect the actual cost of acceptance?What makes them so special ?
Sushi Train is a rip-off anyway so this will just push more people away.Local Sushi Train joining in the fun - loving all the savings from cutting the card surcharges!
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In a "cost of living crisis" it does surprise me that fancy restaurants and cafes with weekend surcharges are still full with more than enough people willing and able to pay.
Are you going to bother shopping around though? I mean, that area does have a few choices nearby.Local Sushi Train joining in the fun - loving all the savings from cutting the card surcharges!
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"Cost of housing crisis" might be closer to the nub. Too much discretionary spending is feeding inflation which is affecting housing. Plenty do not having housing costs to worry about and have not/will not change spending even if prices have risen.In a "cost of living crisis" it does surprise me that fancy restaurants and cafes with weekend surcharges are still full with more than enough people willing and able to pay.
Because taxi surcharges are regulated by each state and not the RBA/federal govt.Wondering why they cannot give Government payments an exemption then? - I was reading that they did with Taxis - they can still charge up to 5% CC fee. What makes them so special ?
Nothing, IMO. Why was the Cabcharge surcharge only reduced to 5% and not inline with others to reflect the actual cost of acceptance?
Of course, it should also be removed.
