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Old 11-08-2007, 11:18 AM   #1
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Default My Mom never heard of paying for something in a store like this

Say your total is $150.00. She didn't know that you can split the 150 in half and put $75 on one Card and $75 on another card. She said never heard of that before in her life.


has anyone on this board made a payment this way? I just did it in Radio Shack
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I did that recently at Goodwill.
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I did that recently at Goodwill.

I tried to do it again yesterday at a record store but the cashier didn't know how to do it
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I've never needed to do that, but i knew you could.
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I've never done it for myself, but when I was a cashier I did it for other people.
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I've never done it for myself, but when I was a cashier I did it for other people.

wish you were the cashier in that record store yesterday-lol
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Why, thank you, Solomon.
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Why, thank you, Solomon.

It would have been easier if she just came out and said-"I don't know how to do that?

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It would have been easier if she just came out and said-"I don't know how to do that?

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Maybe she didn't know that she could have done it that way. You should have asked to speak with a manager or another cashier who might have helped.
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My mom said she just found out yesterday-lol
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When I was a cashier many moons ago, I had a customer who asked if he could put $50 on one card and the remainder on another card because he knew he was already maxing out the one card. I asked the manager and he told me "yes you can do that." That is how I found out. That was back in 1989.
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When I was a cashier many moons ago, I had a customer who asked if he could put $50 on one card and the remainder on another card because he knew he was already maxing out the one card. I asked the manager and he told me "yes you can do that." That is how I found out. That was back in 1989.

Do u think she thought I was using someone else credit card by asking me-"Can I see your ID when I was trying to split up the total?-LOL
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I've never done it for myself, but when I was a cashier I did it for other people.
Ditto. At Wal-Mart, I have also had customers pay a portion in cash and the
rest by credit card.
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Do u think she thought I was using someone else credit card by asking me-"Can I see your ID when I was trying to split up the total?-LOL
LOL
It is normal for a cashier to ask for I.D. when anyone is using a credit card to pay. Not all of them do it, but some stores instruct their employees to check I.D. to cut down on credit card fraudulent purchases.
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