cards, was E-ZPass, was CharlieCards v.v. Oyster (and Octopus?)
"Adam H. Kerman" writes:
Uh, always? What do you do at a fuel station which requires a credit
card before dispensing fuel, or at a restaurant, when the tip amount
to be charged is not known until later, or at a hotel that requires
a credit card to create a reservation and the same one or another
one to check in?
At the restaurant, the card terminal could display the sub-total and
prompt for the diner to enter the amount of the tip (with the option of
just pressing enter to not leave a tip) before displaying the total
and prompting for the PIN.
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