On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 11:23:45 -0800, "Peter Duniho"
wrote:

Unfortunately, either not all merchants are bound by that requirement, or
not all merchants abide by that requirement. There is no shortage of
retailers who DO charge more for credit card purchases.

If you read the prices carefully, most places will say 'cash discount'
instead of 'credit surcharge'.

This is how they get around that ruling. The price is the stated
price, but if the customer happens to pay you cash, then if you decide
to charge them 5% less, that's your deal.

If they *actually* come out and say '2% more for credit card
purchases' they are almost certainly in violation of their merchant
agreement.

aw