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Topic	So my bank FINALLY got Samsung Pay.
Aristoph 08/16/17 11:32:17 PM #41:	Rika_Furude posted... They are absolutely not slower. Im speaking from experience here. Ive only seen one malfunction in over 7 years of using chip cards and that was due to the ethernet cord being damaged and not the reader itself I'm not having this conversation with you again. Objective observation of our chip reader has shown hundreds of times that the swipe is faster than the chip. Our card reader does not accept the chip from Discover cards (everything else requires the chip, just not Discover for some asinine reason I never understood). Swiping a Discover card is ridiculously faster than using the chip for everything else. Period. And when I say malfunction I don't mean the entire card reader breaking and needing to be replaced or repaired. I mean the individual transaction fails and needs to be attempted again. That happens at least 10 times more frequently with the chip reader than with the swipe because it is significantly more sensitive and finicky. --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules <cite>Aristoph posted [p:884920920] in So my bank... [t:75676154]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rika_Furude posted...</cite> <quote> They are absolutely not slower. Im speaking from experience here. Ive only seen one malfunction in over 7 years of using chip cards and that was due to the ethernet cord being damaged and not the reader itself</quote> I'm not having this conversation with you again. Objective observation of our chip reader has shown hundreds of times that the swipe is faster than the chip. Our card reader does not accept the chip from Discover cards (everything else requires the chip, just not Discover for some asinine reason I never understood). Swiping a Discover card is ridiculously faster than using the chip for everything else. Period. And when I say malfunction I don't mean the entire card reader breaking and needing to be replaced or repaired. I mean the individual transaction fails and needs to be attempted again. That happens at least 10 times more frequently with the chip reader than with the swipe because it is significantly more sensitive and finicky. --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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