So Best Buy won't support Apple Pay, then Rite Aid, Walmart and now CVS!! Your thoughts sound off.
So Best Buy won't support Apple Pay, then Rite Aid, Walmart and now CVS!! Your thoughts sound off.
So Best Buy won't support Apple Pay, then Rite Aid, Walmart and now CVS!! Your thoughts sound off.
Less places to shop at then... so we'll all go to the Apple Store, Walgreens, Target and Panera, etc.
I don't know what these businesses are doing but they're pretty much turning away business. Not sure why people wouldn't just walk out and say "keep it, I don't want it".
So when will Apple grow some and pull the currentC app?
Just used Applepay at WEGMANS supermarket today for the first time and while it worked well I still had to sign the terminal screen. Totally makes no sense.
First I had to fish the phone out of my pocket, then select debit or credit on their terminal screen, then touch the phone to their terminal, then sign the terminal. Would have been faster and easier just to take out my credit card and swipe it.
It should simply be "tap and go." What did signing the terminal do for them? It needed my fingerprint so obviously it was me.
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People have been shopping at those places for years. Do you really think they will stop shopping there because they can't use their $700 phone to buy a 50c pack of gum or pay for a prescription? I highly doubt it. The whole thing is a gimmick right now.
Pretty soon there will be 20 threads called #APPLEPAYGATE because people will be dropping their phones when they take them out of their pockets to pay or when they touch it to the terminal they will drop it. It's just a gimmick. Maybe in another 10 years but now the vast majority of iPhone(6) users probably don't care about Applepay. And no, the small minority of iPhone 6 users that reside here are a drop n the bucket compared to the rest of the people out there.
Most people will try it a couple times then go back to the plastic.
Which Wegmans did you go to? I see your in NJ and so am I at the moment. I went to Wegmans today and couldn't tell if the machine could accept it or not. I really don't know what to look for.
Do you really think they will stop shopping there because they can't use their $700 phone to buy a 50c pack of gum or pay for a prescription?
All because they want to promote their app. Why not offer all these convenient ways to pay instead of blocking Google Wallet and Apple Pay?
I wonder if CC companies will fight back at all. Maybe they could require NFC payments rather than just chip & pin next year
Having Chip & PIN though is a step up because most of these terminals also have NFC. So you may not get Walmart and Best Buy, but that opens a whole host of mom & pop businesses that now work with Apple Pay.