They turned off contactless payments entirely, to try to force customers to use their extremely ****** app to pay. As you can tell, nobody cared to use the app and just inserted the chip instead. So now, they are finally turning contactless payments on.
You would press the Alt. ID button on the card reader, key in your phone number, and then tap your Apple Pay.
I don't even bring my wallet anywhere anymore, and had to resort to using their crap app, Kroger pay. I am glad I can finally delete this app off of my phone with Apple Pay available here now. Officially everything else is already in my phone, my drivers license, my bus/train cards, my credit card, and with this, I never have to carry a wallet again! Our airport security just recently started accepting mobile IDs, so there's that box ticked too.
Good points. Not an Apple Pay issue but things started to go wrong when Walmart entered areas and the residents, attracted by the lower prices, started to do their weekly shop there rather than the local shops who served them well for many years. We only have ourselves to blame. We ask why the local small and medium size business have closed, mainly because we stopped using them to save a few bucks.
Skinny legends! 😍 Thanks, Apple!Kroger is the only grocer in my area. So of course, the whole family has starved for years until we can cut Apple in on each food purchase transaction. The kids are only about 65% as tall as their classmates and we can count all of our ribs from 20 paces... but who needs basic nutrition if Apple can't have a bite of every dollar spent?
You are correct. The retail and banking systems in North America, particularly in the US, are decades behind. Here in Finland they have not used paper cheques for more than 20 years and government agencies in Canada still try to send me cheques. They also request me to fax documents. I can do so by either breaking into a museum which has a fax machine on display or going to the one post office in Helsinki which so far keeps one working fax machine for those suckers who must deal with the countries stuck in the past.
Yes.
Lowes now takes ApplePay in their App, and has said they will do so in store by the end of the year.
HEB Go, yes; and I wouldn't know because in order to find out which stores actually accept HEB Go, you're forced to download the app & set up an account; they don't even tell you when you look up stores on their website.
How to run a company to the ground. Like bro, you ain't a tech company and you only have so much capital to be throwing around ideas like this. Get your **** together
The thing is, Kroger and its associated stores have a loyalty card, so the payment method shouldn't matter one bit.
I also live in a Smith's area! I hope this bodes well for Smith's accepting Apple Pay soon!
