The term “swipe” refers to the act by which a customer inserts their card in a reader or credit card machine for the purpose of making a payment for a product or service. The process can also occur via a mobile payment (or digital wallet); in this situation, the customer simply places their smartphone near the merchant’s near field communication-enabled reader. · The machines aren’t that hard to come by, even today. Credit card imprinters are still being made and they’re not particularly expensive. The knuckle-buster models start around $ and mostly top out around $ Pump-handle imprinters are bit more expensive, running from around $60 t0 $ Such is the cost of protecting your www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 9 mins. A rubbing device slid across the top of the credit card. The raised account number and the name on the account are imprinted on both pages. One copy was retained by the seller to send to the credit card company for redemption. The other was given to the buyer as proof of the transaction and a www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins.
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