Not in the UK, or the EU, as its actually illegal (as in against the law, as well as the contract with the provider).
reply> as well as the contract with the provider
replyIt used to be here in the US, but there was enough violations that they stopped putting it in the terms.
But, looking into this, it looks like some states have made it illegal. I'm curious how well that's enforced.
Yeah, there are folks who use more card benefits than they pay in annual fees, to whom this might not be appealing.
replyFor those on the other side of the balance, maybe it would be.
Either way, I can't imagine many shops doing it, even if the economics makes sense. They'd rather the immediate and direct pad to the bottom line.
It's the same reason that I don't use bitcoin for large purchases: I want the ability to have disputes handled if and when something goes awry. With cash, I have no recourse.
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