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Originally Posted by HarryT
It's no more discriminatory than if, to use a silly example, I were to make a personal choice not to buy from companies whose name started in "A", and then complain that I couldn't buy from Amazon as a result. Not having a credit card is a personal lifestyle choice; Amazon aren't to "blame" for it.
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I was being pedantic and/or facetious - as you say, many things are discriminatory, in that they choose one thing over another! The decision to accept credit cards discriminates against those who do not have credit cards, but Amazon are perfectly entitled so to do.
Where it is wrong is when that discrimination is legally unfair. Sometimes it is just life!
