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7-Eleven Takes Card Interchange Fee Fight Into Convenience Stores

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7-Eleven-unfairfees.jpgIn an article titled "7-Eleven leads fight against what it calls excessive credit card fees", Maria Halkias writes for the Dallas Morning News about how 7-Eleven is using its 6,300 stores in the US to solicit signatures "on petitions calling for Congress to change what the chain says are unfair and excessive credit card transaction fees." [Editor's note: We noticed that the 7-Eleven next door to Glenbrook's HQ began the petition drive last week. There's signage and a notebook for signatures right next to the cash register.]

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