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Nearly one in five respondents said using the more secure cards takes too long, and frustration is likely to grow during the holiday shopping season.
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Nearly 1 in 5 users of the more-secure cards said EMV transactions take too long, a new Harbortouch survey finds. It’s no surprise that 70 percent of those surveyed said a traditional magnetic stripe card is the quickest form of electronic payment.
The survey includes 1,170 U.S. adults who, in October, said they have paid for goods or services with an EMV card by inserting it into an EMV-combatible reader. The findings were released Nov. 4.
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