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Want a meal or wine on Alaska Airlines? Hold the cash (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Pack your plastic if you plan on buying a cocktail or a meal or watching a digital movie the next time you fly on Alaska Airlines. Starting Aug. 5, the Seattle-based airline will no longer accept cash -- only credit and debit cards -- for in-flight purchases.
Court clerk's office taking part in pilot program using credit cards (Muskogee Phoenix)
The cashier in the Muskogee County District Court Clerk's office will begin asking patrons next week whether they want paper or plastic. They won't be bagging up anything, but patrons will have the option of paying by credit card rather than cash or check, said Paula Sexton, court clerk.
Briefs: Village may take credit cards (Daily Herald)
Villa Park residents soon could be paying village bills with a credit card. The village board has approved a contract with Intellipay, a Utah-based company. The board also gave the preliminary nod to hire Nxgen Payment Services to process the payments.
Consumer services refined to smooth cash flow (China Daily)
Many more businesses in China today accept credit cards than just a few years ago. Cards are also easy to use at Capital International Airport in Beijing, select hotels and bank outlets to get Chinese currency.
Farmers markets now offer cash or credit (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
Many Vermonters know if you want fresh vegetables and fruit, unique varieties of jellies and sauces, organic cheeses or homemade breads and pies, the place to go is to the local farmers market. ... - By DAWSON RASPUZZI Staff Writer
A Primer on Smart Cards (New York Times)
At a recent conference, I met Randy Vanderhoof, executive director of the Smart Card Alliance, a not-for-profit trade group that's dedicated to evangelizing the potential of smart cards.
County approves credit/debit card payments for birth/marriage docs (The Pampa News)
County Clerk Susan Winborne's office will now be able to accept debit and credit cards as a method of payment for items such as copies of birth and marriage certificates.
'Sorry, no credit cards for policemen' (HT via Yahoo! India News)
Four inspectors with Delhi Police's Special Cell have moved the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum against a bank for refusing credit cards to them.
Secured credit cards: 10 questions to ask -- (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance)
People with little credit or bad credit can join the world of the carded -- for a price.
Harder to repay their debts now (The Star)
THE new rule of abolishing the 20-day interest free period on credit card transactions should only apply to new credit cards contracts and to all current holders upon the expiry date of their cards.
