> Paying up front, presumably via credit cards, means that the service experience is Uber-smooth.
Just like using a group on voucher. It feels a bit weird, just leaving at the end of a meal, without having to go to the register.
Just like using a group on voucher. It feels a bit weird, just leaving at the end of a meal, without having to go to the register.
or walking out of an apple store with an iPad and no bag and no receipt. I enjoy the convenience and green nature of it but feel like a thief sometimes. especially since there is no "checkout register" as everyone can ring you up for the device.
But yes, I know the feeling.
A pretty neat solution would be to put rfid tags on the boxes, and rfid readers (powerful enough to read them) at the doors. When you exit it could check and make sure the given item number was actually purchased by a user.
Can't speak for everyone, but I much prefer it.