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Old 05-27-2013, 03:09 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by pidgeon92 View Post
If I buy several books within a reasonable period of time (let's say an hour), they show up as one transaction on my credit card, and I only get one purchase email from Amazon with all of the books in it. It wasn't this way back in 2009 when this thread was started, but it is that way now.

Same for MP3 purchases.
Indeed they do, now. However I'd still like to be able to put a heap in a basket and checkout once so I know the total cost.

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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy View Post
Credit card costs are a percentage, so it doesn't matter if it is one transaction or 50, as far as costs go.
Debit cards are a small fixed cost plus a modest percentage. Credit cards tend to be a fixed cost per transaction plus a (larger) percentage. Hence why some places charge you 2-3% extra for using a credit card.

Anyway not all of the cost is in the banking. It costs any business something to make a sale, on a per sale (transaction) basis. It might be vanishingly small, but it is finite.
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