I'm not American but I got one with my bank account a few years back and I do use it a lot. It makes online payments super convenient. And with offline shopping it's the vendors that eat the fee, so also no downside for the consumer (though I tend to use the debit card for that).
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Sure I guess.
But my point was that the delivery is not the service here. In fact the service fee is basically every BUT the delivery.
I don't know what payment service was used here. It is only around 2-3% on my invoices.
edit: Seems in the US a bunch of other stuff (like cost of running a website, insurance) can be included in the service fee.
Delivery fee and Service fee? The service is delivery!
No, the service fee is either charged by the payment provider (or at least to offset the fee the payment provider charges). Has nothing to do with delivery (you also have to pay it when you pre-pay for takeout online)
Yeah pretty much, don't see them causing drama.
You have to scroll down past the birth-rate and migrant article to get to the main body (I don't know why).
Third of German voters say situation is worse since Merz took power
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has entered the summer break with lukewarm public support, a new YouGov poll for German news agency DPA shows.
Right. That's a no on both ifs though.
Yup, some of these AI community mods are incredibly fragile.
I have 5 different places I could get food from within 15 minutes walking.
Right, not exactly a lot of variation. It only really becomes viable once you add the bike back in.
So while a walk-able city is a great idea in general, it does nothing for this particular issue.
How does that fix food delivery? Are you only supposed to order from the restaurant around the corner?
Damn, you must have blocked a lot of stuff.
This is the correct answer.