That's right, all of the more than 700 Waffle House locations will begin taking your plastic by late next month. So
far it's just Visa and MasterCard, according to a recent story in the Atlanta
Business Chronicle. The Georgia-based restaurants have been cash only since the first one opened in 1955. The cash-only
policy has been the biggest complaint for customers through the years, Waffle House's VP told the ABC.
Waffle House to accept credit cards
by Nick Vagnoni, Posted Feb 21st 2006 @ 11:01AM
That's right, all of the more than 700 Waffle House locations will begin taking your plastic by late next month. So
far it's just Visa and MasterCard, according to a recent story in the Atlanta
Business Chronicle. The Georgia-based restaurants have been cash only since the first one opened in 1955. The cash-only
policy has been the biggest complaint for customers through the years, Waffle House's VP told the ABC.
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2-21-2006 @1:46PM tr said... finally!!! the ones around here had some strange work around system, it was almost like an atm, but wasn't: you would put your atm card in this machine, put in a dollar amount ($10, $20, etc.) and it would print out this "credit" receipt. then to pay, you hand the receipt to the person at the register, they would use that as "cash", and give you back your change in real cash.
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2-22-2006 @10:16AM Punisher2k said... I think the problem wasn't with the technology, it was with the quality of employee.
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