The Guardian -
20 Jan 2019 10:00

When a 'chip and signature' payment card is refused, the impact on a shopper's dignity is huge My mother was gleeful. We had identified a pair of designer trainers coveted by her grandson and she had resolved to buy them for his Christmas present. She braved the Saturday scrum in Footasylum, queued on painful legs for the till and wrestled the shoebox into her shopping bag. It was then she was told that her custom was not allowed. Like many people with disabilities, my mother uses a "chip and si...
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