US Attorneys General Condemn Credit Card Firms After Pause on Gun Sale Code

US Attorneys General Condemn Credit Card Firms After Pause on Gun Sale Code
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Jack Phillips
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After Visa and Mastercard paused work on a merchant payment code (MCC) to detect gun sales in the United States, a coalition of Democrat attorneys general condemned the move on Thursday.

Both Visa and Mastercard, the two largest credit card firms in the United States, confirmed to The Epoch Times last week they would halt work on the category code as a number of states have advanced legislation that would restrict its usage. Because of the legislation, it would cause confusion and inconsistency, the firms said.
Jack Phillips
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