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Refusing card payments triggers complaints

dnoticias.pt15 September 2026 at 07:00

Refusing card payments triggers complaints

Five or ten euro limits persist in electronic payments. ARAE has already received complaints and ACIF warns of the risk of losing customers. This is the headline news in the printed edition of DIÁRIO de Notícias da Madeira this Tuesday, September 15. "Back to school brakes traffic" is another of the highlighted news stories on today's front page. Cars stopped near schools worsen access during peak hours and 'Kiss & Ride' has become a waiting area. In Sports, "Marítimo with mu

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Madeiran consumers are directly affected when establishments refuse card payments for low-value purchases, generating conflicts and potential losses for local commerce. ARAE is already receiving formal complaints, indicating this is a growing issue in the region that may have implications for both consumers and traders.

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