I tabaccai odiano i pagamenti pos
4 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this Italian monologue, the speaker criticizes tobacconists (and similarly newsstands and taxi drivers) for refusing to accept POS/card payments for cigarettes, phone top‑ups, and public‑transport tickets. The retailers justify the refusal by claiming the profit margin on these micro‑transactions is negligible. The speaker counters that many POS providers now waive fees for such small payments, and argues that offering card‑payment services actually drives foot traffic and increases overall sales. He condemns the practice of posting signs that deny a consumer’s right to pay with cards, labeling it an unfair habit of “incorrect” merchants, and ends by asking the audience if they were aware of this issue.










