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Why Washington wants to treat Apple and Google like Big Banks (finance.yahoo.com)
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Why Washington wants to treat Apple and Google like Big Banks::A new federal rule that would mean tougher oversight of Apple Pay and Google Pay sets up another fight between Washington and Big Tech

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

I just checked an Amazon purchase that had the option for a payment plan, my options were to use my Chase card affiliated with Amazon or Affirm which is a 3rd party that is offering the structured payment. Not sure what it looks like for others, but if it's similar, then Amazon wouldn't be doing anything bank-like with those payments.