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Tarifat e larta bankare mbajnë peng luftën ndaj ‘ekonomisë së cash-it’
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Tarifat e larta bankare mbajnë peng zbatimin e detyrimit për pagesa me kartë, bizneset ankohen për komisione më të larta se në Europë.
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Në zonën e njohur si 9-katëshet, në zemër të Tiranës, një radhë e gjatë njerëzish qëndron përpara një dyqani akulloresh, mes të cilëve edhe turistë të huaj. Lexo edhe14 milionë euro nga kokaina drejt Shqipërisë, Antimafia italiane godet rrjetin shqiptar Nga Kaini te Kanuni, dhe një shtet inekzistent Një kupë akullore kushton 100 lekë, por të huajt e kanë të vështirë ta blejnë atë, pasi në portofolet e tyre mbajnë përgjithësisht karta dhe jo para cash. Nisur nga ky presion, tregtarët e vegjël si ky biznes akulloresh janë detyruar të marrin shërbimin e pagesës me kartë, POS, një akronim i huazuar nga anglishtja për pikat e shitjes [Post of Sale]. Por nëse paguhet me kartë, çmimi i akullores rritet automatikisht 25 për qind më shumë nga sa do të blihej me para në dorë. “Nuk marrim ne fitim më shumë, është tarifa që vendos banka që na ka ofruar shërbimin e pagesës me kartë,” ankohet shitësja. “Për çdo shitje faturon 25 lekë dhe nuk e di pastaj sa mbajnë nga totali i xhiros, 2 apo 3 për…
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Tarifat e larta bankare mbajnë peng luftën ndaj ‘ekonomisë së cash-it’
By Andi Myrta
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Tarifat e larta bankare mbajnë peng zbatimin e detyrimit për pagesa me kartë, bizneset ankohen për komisione më të larta se në Europë.
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