“On February 9, all the chambers of the sector will hold a meeting and the situation will be seen there. We are very worried, because with credit card payments we have to wait between 10 and 15 days for the money to be refunded. And that period should be 48 hours,” said the leader.
In statements to the Rivadavia radio program “Esta mañana”, Lego assured that the position adopted after that meeting will not influence the position that YPF has already made public.
State oil company YPF reported Tuesday that its network of 1,600 service stations will continue to accept credit card payments.
According to that company, “there was no problem with this method of payment” in all its outlets.
“The entire network of YPF service stations, its own and flagship, has the benefit of early accreditation of operations carried out with Visa and Mastercard cards. This allows operators to receive accreditation within 48 business hours In addition, they have a subsidized transaction fee of 1.3% within the framework of an agreement between YPF and the data processing company,” the oil company explained in a statement.
The vendors warn that the commissions paid for credit card payments are high and that it also takes up to 15 days until the money is refunded for this type of purchase.
Source: Ambito
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