They should allow both...
Yeah, why not? They sell Pepsi AND Coke. They offer Bic and Papermate. You can buy meat frozen or refrigerated. They sell just about everything "regular" and "sugar free". Why not this too?
Look out superior people that *don't shop at Walmart*!
That condescension looks good on you. Really.
Oh Puh-lease.
I do shop at Wal-Mart, and I pay with Amex. Every time. Have since they started this b.s.
Amex has the highest fee for merchants.
That's kind of funny.
^This. Sadly, it's still chip and sign here in the Status, although the signature requirement was removed by VISA, MC, and AMEX. I absolutely prefer contactless but I wish a 'pin' requirement was also added to credit transactions.
Worse thatn Chip and Sign, are the retailers who still make me sign even after using Apple Pay. I always give the cashier a hard time when that happens.
"You need to sign, sir."
Feigning dramatic incredulousness, I reply, "Wait, what? I just gave my fingerprint!"
"It still needs your signature sir."
"Well, at least it didn't require a urine sample."
There's a 100% chance that all of the folks in this thread who said "good I'll never shop there anyways" have definitely shopped at a walmart before.
You're probably right about that. This is all because there is no more subtlety allowed in our society.
So my reason for not shopping at Walmart is this: Even if you go at 2 am, it always takes at least 45 minutes for me to get thru the line at the cash register. I do go to Walmart, but maybe only about once every other month when they have something that nobody else has and I've decided that my purchase would be worth the added 45 minutes. I won't go through the self-check line either, because there are many accounts of Walmart accusing people of shoplifting when in the self-check line. The insidious thing is that they do it by having a law firm send you a letter, demanding a payment to make it all go away. You have no way to defend yourself without getting your own attorney. So I must always build in the 45 minute wait to go through a human-operated cash register line.
And after all that, about half of those visits end with me not purchasing the item anyway, because the line is more than 10 deep. That's when I order from Amazon and get it the same day or the next day.