It may be normal to pay a little more for convenience, but would you pay 20 cents just to make a purchase via PayNow? Facebook user Nur Azah felt something amiss when she encountered a store that charges 20 cents to complete a cashless transaction in a post shared to Complaint Singapore on Wednesday (Aug 9). 'Is this 20-cent fee...
It may be normal to pay a little more for convenience, but would you pay 20 cents just to make a purchase via PayNow?
Facebook user Nur Azah felt something amiss when she encountered a store that charges 20 cents to complete a cashless transaction in a post shared to Complaint Singapore on Wednesday . "Is this 20-cent fee allowed for cashless payment?" Azah questioned in her post. "PayNow is free of charge, why do I have to pay money directly into your account?"In the picture, the shop's SGQR codes have been obscured by Azah but the requirements are clearly visible: 20 cents per cashless transaction which also includes Nets and PayLah!Netizens weren't too delighted by this, with one user saying: "Please report them. Can't stand this way of doing business.
However, some netizens also gave a different perspective on the matter, claiming that business owners are charged per PayNow transaction. "PayNow, PayLah — both have [costs]," a user on Facebook claiming to be a business owner insisted. "We do check our statement every month."
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