Winn Dixie is real? Well I never!
I had only heard of this store from the kids movie "Because of Winn Dixie" and never knew it was actually a real store!
(insert "Because of Winn Dixie" joke here)
Winn Dixie is real? Well I never!
I had only heard of this store from the kids movie "Because of Winn Dixie" and never knew it was actually a real store!
Winn Dixie is real? Well I never!
I had only heard of this store from the kids movie "Because of Winn Dixie" and never knew it was actually a real store!
According to CNBC, Google is ending Wallet. Saw that this morning on a couple news wires.
I abandoned Winn Dixie entirely because they make you use that stupid card to "save money". "Your pork chop is $8! But if you have this card, it's $6".
Publix just charges you what it says.
I am disappointed that Home Depot doesn't yet have Apple Pay working.
I would really like to not use cards at HD any more but that seems not to be possible. Oh - and their chip-card readers are not yet functional. They are present in the POS device but don't work.
Funny - I was happily surprised when it worked for me at a Home Depot in Maryland a couple days ago. The reaction of the cashier was priceless "oh my God - that's so cool!"
I wonder if HD and some other retailers have allowed decentralized decisions by store managers (doubt it), or why there is inconsistency. Hope I didn't visit a store that 'fell through the cracks' and they will be disabling it!
This is a surprise - I wasn't expecting grocery stores to get onboard with this so quickly. I wonder when Market Basket, Hannaford, or Shaws will start acceptingPay.
I abandoned Winn Dixie entirely because they make you use that stupid card to "save money". "Your pork chop is $8! But if you have this card, it's $6".
Publix just charges you what it says.
I tired it this past weekend in 3 places.
1) Banana Republic. They had the NFC readers, it did nothing. I believe they are with CurrenC.
2) Target, did nothing
3) BJ's. Came up on my phone, I didn't have to do anything. Touch ID worked, said DONE with green check box. Then the amount said -- Did not go thru. Tried 2 times. Both times my phone shows amount as -- Had to use my credit card the old fashioned way.![]()
I was told by a manager at HD that their info on it had said it would be working "by the end of the month". It would explain why it is working in some stores, and with some cards (Amex is working, MC is failing).
My store is listed in the Mastercard Nearby app - but it failed with MC last week.
No, there is no limit. That apparently is a difference in how contactless is processed in various countries. Since it is a credit card with a limit, or a debit card checking your bank account balance - you can shop your heart away.Google is just ending an API for some web based forms of Google wallet transactions. That isnt about the Apple Pay analogue. Typical Google though. Throw a heap of ideas around but don't support them, then lose interest and abandon stuff. Attention deficit syndrome in a mega company.
I hope Apple enables Apple Pay in Australia before Christmas. It would just work nearly everywhere.
Question: Are any vendors that support Apple Pay limiting the size of the transaction? I ask because in Australia if you just use tap to pay the limit is usually $100. But tap to pay only requires possession of a chipped credit card. There is no pin verification. To go over $100 you need to insert the credit card and use a pin.
I tired it this past weekend in 3 places.
1) Banana Republic. They had the NFC readers, it did nothing. I believe they are with CurrenC.
2) Target, did nothing
3) BJ's. Came up on my phone, I didn't have to do anything. Touch ID worked, said DONE with green check box. Then the amount said -- Did not go thru. Tried 2 times. Both times my phone shows amount as -- Had to use my credit card the old fashioned way.![]()
Kroger is the closest grocery to me. I'm pretty sure that's where my Amex card got compromised. I wish they'd jump on the Apple Pay bandwagon.
I am disappointed that Home Depot doesn't yet have Apple Pay working.
Is it a matter of just installing something or just installing/turning on some software for something they may already have? I live in the boonies.