we all want to save money on our expenses so we use visa debit cards as a credit card to save giving fees the bank . now woolworths and big w are not accepting this form of payment forcing you use eftpos thus incuring a bank fee .dont know their reasoning but all other supermarketsare still taking this form off payment.has anyone else come across this snd what do you think .the bank fees may be not a lot but it all helps
jimbo said
09:45 AM Jun 28, 2010
I only use cash.......When dealing with supermarkets that charge a fee
justcruisin01 said
10:08 AM Jun 28, 2010
Its been that way for the last couple of months, If you have the right bank account you can still use ,cr,sav ,or chq with a pin & no charges.
Wombat 280 said
09:08 PM Jun 29, 2010
Another scam that NSW food outlets were pulling was the surcharge during Sundays public holidays . It's illegal to charge more than the stated menu price just because of the public holiday or special event. A survey by Consumer Affairs in my area found 80% of cafes were surcharging on those days but were let off with a caution
They can get around it by replacing the normal menu with one that has higher prices but nowhere are they allow to state that a surcharge applies on Public Holidays or Sundays
gold dandelion said
09:51 PM Jun 29, 2010
stick to the small local grocer, it will be cheaper in the long run, when the big corporates own all the fuel stations etc and the prices hike, then that will also be fuel rip off.
petengail said
08:03 AM Jun 30, 2010
i loathe both coles and woolworths equeally.... rip off merchants who have you by the short and curlies.... just about every dollar you spend they have a greedy finger in there..... groceries k mart petrol grog... and one thing wollies dont advertise is that they are through their ownership of hotels one of the biggest promoters of poker machines in australia!!!!! sorry having a rant and sounding like a wowser.... lol
jimbo said
01:38 PM Jun 30, 2010
My wife and I are with the Teachers Union......No fee's Though it's a part of the commonwealth bank set up