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What technology will disappear in the next 10 years?
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2025
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I've never even seen a manual card reader machine. How does it know if a card is declined?
It doesn't. But the bank fees, merchant fees make it cost prohibitive to overdraft, not to mention criminal charges, jail, and fines if you don't correct the issue immediately.
https://www.possupply.com/model-4850-flatbed-credit-card-imprinter?quantity=1&custcol_autoreorder_frequency=5
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Crazy that this technology still exists. Half my credit cards don't even have raised numbers.
We're seeing less of them here. I think as climate catastrophe increases, they may come back.