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Yanu Data Brief: 91 Pct Of Consumers Getting Discounts Of 35 Pct Or More  Very Satisfied  With Flash Sales, Product Drops
 PYMNTS Intelligence noted in recent research that at the same time that consumers are using their cre stanley termoska dit cards to navigate an inflationary environment, and to purchase everyday essentials such as groceries, they also value the rewards tied to that spending.聽 Consumers use general purpose cards across all age and income levels. The data shows that more than 80% of consumers receive rewards offers from their credit cards, and 72% used these rewards in the 90 days leading into PYMNTS Intelligences surveys.聽 More than a third of the more than 3,200 consumers we surveyed received cash-back rewards on their purchases.聽 Turning Interchange Into RewardsResearch this week from the  stanley us New York Fed underscores the economics of interchange fees, putting a number on the scale and scope of the rewards programs and how they are paid for, and that at a high level keep the four-party card ecosystem running. The ecosystems been around for decades, the funding mechanisms not new, but the figures show just how the rewards expenses 鈥?for the six largest card issuers at about $67.9 billion 鈥?are covered.The Feds data delves into the extend to which the rewards expenses are covered by the banks interchange income. The Fed found that banks average interchange income is 1.82% of purchase volume on average, while rewards costs are 1.57%.聽聽 The majority of the income, then 鈥?at abou stanley cup nz t 86% 鈥?is passed on to cardholders in the form of rewards. Banks and payment networks are in the ever-constant midst of upgr Arbu Allegro Preparing to Expand Third-Party Marketplace to Czech Republic
 In an attempt to crack down human trafficking and explicit online behavior, lawmakers in South Carolina are teeing up a bill that would levy a $20 fee on those who wish to watch internet pornography.The proposed bill, the Human Trafficking Prevention Act, requires computers, tablets and other devices sold within South Carolina to have a mandatory porn filter built into the device. In order to get it removed, there would be a $20 fee, which many say will be shifted as a burden from the merchant to the customer. For merchants that do not follow the law, there would be additional fines in place. The bill would also mandate that retailers and manufacturers block access to websites offering services related to sex workers and human trafficking. The fees would go toward the state Attorney Generals human trafficking task force.Republican representatives Bill Chumley and Mike Burns are behind the bill, which was pre-filed before th gourde stanley e legislatures winter break. Discussions will continue in 2017.There are more than 150,000 sex trafficking victims in the United States, and according to the Human Trafficking Hotline, more than 58 cases were reported in South Carolina this year. In 2015, legislation passed mandating that certain types of businesses, organizations and establishments post information about the National Human Trafficking Resource Center on paper stanley france  no smaller than 8.5  by 11. Some experts laud the effort but call the bill misguided and have doubts about stanley polska  the bills ability to achi