Walmart Would Like You To Know That They Accept All Forms Of Debit

Meg: Accepted?
Ben: it must mean they take all forms of debit
Meg: Yep.
Meg: I can’t post typo things though. Too hypocritical.
Meg: I’d have to write, “Further proof that Walmart’s grammar is only marginally better than my own.”
Ben: aw
Ben: then the terrorists have already won

That doesn’t even look like a word. [Writing on the Wal]
(Photo:Tim and Cheryl Stolberg)

Comments

  1. Curiosity says:

    @Pylon83: Specifically, that is where legal tender comes in versus something else – if you incur a debt by contract (even a sales purchase) without any contravening clause then they must accept cash, but still can refuse credit.

  2. UCLAJason says:

    @Pylon83: I essentially agree. It is not “illegal” not to accept CC/Debit Card even if one is contractually committed to doing so. One may have a third party beneficiary claim etc. It is not worth the time to assert such claims. The best thing is to report the violation to Visa/Mastercard.

  3. Curiosity says:

    @UCLAJason:
    Obviously though, it would be worthwhile to aggregate such claims into a class action at times.

  4. Curiosity says:

    @UCLAJason:

    It is the basic difference between public law (the statutes as well as private rights to sue under the statutes) and the private law of contracts. You can breach a contract and pay the price for such a breach, and while it is essentially in some ways a breach of trust (a subjective ethical question), it is not illegal.

  5. haggis for the soul says:

    Maybe theoretically they accept all debit but my debit card never works on their stupid terminals at my local store.

  6. Elle86 says:

    what ever happened to Spell check? Or better yet, some decent schooling would be nice.

  7. 451.6 says:

    Maybe they meant expected? I use my CC everywhere so I can rack up points.

  8. Clux_the_Chicken_Penguin_Hybrid says:

    This isn’t that much worse than Chick-fil-A’s BRILLIANT slogan to recruit employees: Never Work Sunday’s Again.