Gastronomy - Consumer Protectors Warn Against Subliminal Influence when Tipping by Card
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Consumer protectors warn against a subliminal influence when paying tip by card reader in the catering industry.
10, 15 or 20 percent – or nothing at all? Many now feel compelled to tip when it comes to the bill in restaurants or in the café. Consumer protectors are alarmed.
Tips after dinner, yes or no? Apps for ticket payment often leave no real choice for restaurant visitors. Consumer centers complain that customers should be pushed in this way. According to a survey, more than half of the guests actually feel that way.
When eating away, the bill comes in the end, and many give nice operators a bit more. This is not only possible in cash. Consumer protectors criticise "design tricks" in digital options.
When paying for tickets in the restaurant, tip proposals are usually made. Many consumers feel pushed or even manipulated.
When paying with a card in restaurants, readers often show tip proposals – 7, 10 or 20 percent. Consumer protectors warn against manipulative design tricks and demand a ban. Why many guests feel pushed and what gastronomy says about it.
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