Originally Posted by
AllieKat
Could well be cashier-enforced, given they were sent a logo strip with all the logos. One benefit to mobile payment, they don't know until you try it.
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Even worse, it makes me fear they'll re-introduce their old rule of 'no contactless' that they had the last time I was there (last summer).
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Remember on cashier-enforced 'no Amex' - they may get a discount for taking Amex off their processing fees if they're an OptBlue merchant. All-cards packages are cheaper. But individually, Amex cards may cost a bit more - so they accept the all-cards package then make cashiers enforce 'no Amex'. Thankfully, contactless is making this harder to enforce.
If I had to guess, I imagine it's cashier enforced. The first thing that popped through my head was to Android Pay with an AmEx, but my earnings are better with Freedom this quarter and CSR after the $1500. My concern is they'll disable (also via cashier enforcement) contactless support and/or put the terminals behind the register.
I tried checking AmEx for acceptance, but I didn't see the merchant name listed. Perhaps it's too new of an installation. Paying for an all cards package but having a store policy of not accepting AmEx has to violate the Ts&Cs at some level, but I don't know if Clover or AmEx would be the proper location to lodge a complaint if this is in fact the case.
Originally Posted by
diburning
If the Diners card has a MC logo, it would process over MC. If it doesn't have a logo, it would process over Discover, as DC has been owned by Discover since 2008.
DC should work in that case. ^
Originally Posted by
tmiw
I don't recognize that POS. Did they replace that too?
Also, I thought Clover only worked with other Clover devices. Unless the POS is from Clover also, of course.
They may have. Before, the cashier would swipe your card on the POS.