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Stop Illinois From Making Credit Cards Hard To Use

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[The following is a paid advertisement.]

Lawmakers in Springfield recently negotiated a back-room deal that could radically change the way small businesses and consumers use their credit and debit cards to give corporate megastores a multi-million dollar giveaway.

This new law could:

- Force separate cash payments on sales tax and tips
- Reduce consumer privacy by exposing more information on your purchases
- Create costly operational nightmares and paperwork burdens for small businesses

This first-of-its-kind, untested mandate would create chaos, removing credit and debit cards as the safe, secure and hassle-free way to pay in Illinois — all so giant, out-of-state corporations can look a little better to their shareholders.

Prevent credit card chaos. Learn more at guardyourcard.com/illinois.

posted by Advertising Department
Thursday, Jun 20, 24 @ 7:49 am

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