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nilram

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5. It used to be part of the contract with the processing companies

Reply to llmart (Reply #4)

Wed Feb 4, 2026, 03:44 PM

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but I think it must have gotten dropped. I wouldn't mind it coming back as law, but on the other hand, the transaction fees raise prices for everyone. Invisibly and without choice.

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I'm confused about recent articles regarding credit/debit card fees [View all] llmart Wednesday OP

The Felon's Credit Card Interest Cap Is a Scam pat_k Wednesday #1

Your linked articles aren't pertinent to my question though I still appreciate them. llmart Wednesday #2

That goes back to Dodd-Frank 2010. pat_k Wednesday #6

Thank you. llmart Wednesday #7

The cap on swipe fees remains 21 cents -- for now. pat_k Wednesday #8

Credit Card Competition Act Mosby Wednesday #3

Thank you for the link. llmart Wednesday #4

It used to be part of the contract with the processing companies nilram Wednesday #5