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Do you pay with cash or card?
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Cash, new Zealand. Here we get charged a fee for cc that's 3% that's a scam in my opinion and there's probably a fee for eftpos as well so I just use cash.
Nah it's been years since I was charged fees for eftpos.
Paywave though, the vendors are getting shafted for that since it's credit. So of course they'll pass it on
Card and also New Zealand. I tend to find the cc or EFTPOS fees only get directly added by small businesses like local dairys or restaurants. Otherwise, it's generally considered an operating cost and as such is accounted for in the price, so you pay for it regardless of how you pay.
Dairy is where 80% of my transactions are to be fair