There has not been this big of an upheaval in how consumers pay for goods and services since computers replaced the old knuckle-busting manual imprinters in the 1980s.
Michael Burgess: “There has not been this big of an upheaval in how consumers pay for goods and services since computers replaced the old…”
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Burgess compares the changes in payment methods to past technological shifts.
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