@Hunter7They started out with cash, but you can use credit or debit cards Sam’s Club near me put in self-checkout but it only takes credit or debit cards. So with only one or two items I have to go through the regular checkout as I prefer to deal with cash. It depends on the store preference. The Wal-Mart had self checkout, but when people with more than 20 items(and I mean a very full shopping cart) starting using them, they pulled them out.
They did a study in Britain and found out that, only taking into account the time you spend actually checking out, it was faster to go with the full-serve check-out. I’ve found it to be true an awful lot of the time, even including wait time.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member over 11 years ago
I want a nap for that.
Albertaguy over 11 years ago
Hey. Bub, where is your poppy?
Hunter7 over 11 years ago
don’t those self serve thingies only take debit or charge cards.
cbrsarah over 11 years ago
@Hunter7They started out with cash, but you can use credit or debit cards Sam’s Club near me put in self-checkout but it only takes credit or debit cards. So with only one or two items I have to go through the regular checkout as I prefer to deal with cash. It depends on the store preference. The Wal-Mart had self checkout, but when people with more than 20 items(and I mean a very full shopping cart) starting using them, they pulled them out.
listmom over 11 years ago
They did a study in Britain and found out that, only taking into account the time you spend actually checking out, it was faster to go with the full-serve check-out. I’ve found it to be true an awful lot of the time, even including wait time.