KFC cashless store: Will McDonald's, Hungry Jack and Domino's go cashless?
- 7 months ago
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K FC is the first and only large fast food chain in Australia, as they tell other franchises to 9News only to card payments. The franchise partners the fried chicken brand were moved to small number of cash in a small number stores in the new South Wales, including Morisset store. We asked if they were moving in a similar direction to rivals Macca's, Hungry Jack, Domino's and Red Horot. K fc is the first and only big fast food chain in Australia, as they tell other franchises to 9News only to card payments. A spokesman for McDonald's 9News, the Global Burger brand, "at this stage, the plan to stay free of money," he said. Red Rooster, a rival chicken brand, said that despite the KFC's movement, "there is no intention of being free of cash in the near future". Domino's 9News said that going without cash "is nothing we are trying to do now". Hungry Jack, Whopper's home, confirmed that all stories are currently accepting both cash and cards, but brand has not interpreted whether the brand will move towards a cash -free payment system in near future. Morrisset, KFC customers in the new Southern Wales were angry after moving to a cash -free payment system of local KFC. It may be inappropriate for some, while switching to a card payment option only, it is not illegal. According Australian Consumer and Competition Commission, stores have the right to reject money as long as they specify so clearly customers. The signage must show the customer's payment options.
K FC is the first and only large fast food chain in Australia, as they tell other franchises to 9News only to card payments. The franchise partners the fried chicken brand were moved to small number of cash in a small number stores in the new South Wales, including Morisset store. We asked if they were moving in a similar direction to rivals Macca's, Hungry Jack, Domino's and Red Horot. K fc is the first and only big fast food chain in Australia, as they tell other franchises to 9News only to card payments. A spokesman for McDonald's 9News, the Global Burger brand, "at this stage, the plan to stay free of money," he said. Red Rooster, a rival chicken brand, said that despite the KFC's movement, "there is no intention of being free of cash in the near future". Domino's 9News said that going without cash "is nothing we are trying to do now". Hungry Jack, Whopper's home, confirmed that all stories are currently accepting both cash and cards, but brand has not interpreted whether the brand will move towards a cash -free payment system in near future. Morrisset, KFC customers in the new Southern Wales were angry after moving to a cash -free payment system of local KFC. It may be inappropriate for some, while switching to a card payment option only, it is not illegal. According Australian Consumer and Competition Commission, stores have the right to reject money as long as they specify so clearly customers. The signage must show the customer's payment options.