UKnowWhoToo
UKnowWhoToo t1_je55ebh wrote
Reply to comment by Dorkamundo in ELI5: What does it mean to identify as a man/woman ? by Fakeid7
Sure it does. Does their opinion change in value because their gender changed?
UKnowWhoToo t1_je2nmmk wrote
Reply to comment by Dorkamundo in ELI5: What does it mean to identify as a man/woman ? by Fakeid7
Does a transgender female get an opinion about abortions since males don’t but transgender females can never get pregnant?
UKnowWhoToo t1_j2e4z5t wrote
Reply to comment by LurkBot9000 in Website for HOA payments clearly states a $3.25 fee, but has been charging me 3.25%. Is this worth fighting over? by Melodic_Language_890
I dunno, it helps filter out bad waitstaff pretty quickly. But I don’t think poor performance of a job should be paid the same as high performance, which I know is counter to Reddit culture.
UKnowWhoToo t1_j2e4gys wrote
Reply to comment by OutlyingPlasma in Website for HOA payments clearly states a $3.25 fee, but has been charging me 3.25%. Is this worth fighting over? by Melodic_Language_890
I think it’s fine to share costs of payment acceptance and I actually prefer it. But by sharing those costs you may make me realize that you’re not honest in your information OR you’re poorly researching your payment providers to have competitive vendors, which is indirectly costing me more money.
For example, vehicle registration can be done by cash or check with no additional fee (that level of detail can be difficult to compute for government agencies) but credit cards have the merchant service fee passed to the person making the payment.
Those who aren’t making the “cost of business” more expensive since they’re paying by cash/check get to also pay a smaller amount.
I’d like to get a % off when I use Apple Pay since last I read there’s a 2% processing fee vs the more common 3%+ for visa/Mastercard.
UKnowWhoToo t1_j2dgva9 wrote
Reply to Website for HOA payments clearly states a $3.25 fee, but has been charging me 3.25%. Is this worth fighting over? by Melodic_Language_890
3.25% for echeck is robbery. The bank the HOA uses doesn’t charge them that high of an amount for ACH debits. 3.25% makes sense for credit card payments due to credit card processing fees, but I’d be willing to accept $3.25 for an echeck since the HOA mgmt company is probably paying ~$1 for each transaction.
UKnowWhoToo t1_jegflx3 wrote
Reply to Cash out to pay CC off? by TransitUX
How long has it been since you’ve stopped adding to balance owed on the cards?