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Google wallet and the note 3

What is the status of getting Google wallet to work on the note 3? Ive had Google wallet since my nexus 5 days and really like the app. .. Will 4.4 bring us access to it?
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yokozuna82 said:
What is the status of getting Google wallet to work on the note 3? Ive had Google wallet since my nexus 5 days and really like the app. .. Will 4.4 bring us access to it?
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Google wallet works, however the tap to pay feature doesn't. And that really sucks!
I believe Isis works now with 4.3, and if you flash 4.4 a certain way isis will still work. You'll have to search for that isis thread for more info.

So even with the N900A update this week we still do not have a working Tap to Pay on Google Wallet. I was hopefully both because of their response to my FCC complaint in Nov 13 that said 4.4 would have it and because its my understanding it works on the 4.4 update for the i337 S4.
I'm planning on starting a thread on the AT&T Community Support forums but I'd love to know if there's a simple way around this. I used to love Tap to Pay on my phones circa 2011/12 but I haven't had it for almost 3 years courtesy of all 3 Galaxy Note models. Has anyone attempted to side load the .apk from the Nexus 5?
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I too would like tap-to-pay to work in Google Wallet. But I'm curious about why people value tap-to-pay.
I've been using tap-to-pay in Isis Wallet, and it works well. But I find that it's slightly more work to take out my phone, start the wallet app, enter my PIN, and tap than it is to take out my physical wallet, remove the credit card, and swipe. Tap-to-pay is entertaining because it still has novelty value, but I don't see any practical advantage yet.

I was also hoping that the update would include support for tap to pay. I had the X-Note Rom installed for a while and tap to pay surprisingly worked. Probably because it was based off of an international Rom I would assume. I have gone back to stock and not having tap to pay again sucks. I hope Google can force AT&T to let us use it soon.

Gary02468 said:
I too would like tap-to-pay to work in Google Wallet. But I'm curious about why people value tap-to-pay.
I've been using tap-to-pay in Isis Wallet, and it works well. But I find that it's slightly more work to take out my phone, start the wallet app, enter my PIN, and tap than it is to take out my physical wallet, remove the credit card, and swipe. Tap-to-pay is entertaining because it still has novelty value, but I don't see any practical advantage yet.
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From a security standpoint it's far more secure than a physical card presented to the cashier. Convenience wise, it's easier to not carry multiple cards and safer too from a potential lose your wallet standpoint.
I agree there's a high level of novelty but it's a useful feature none the less. ISIS is a boondoggle and only works with AT&T provides sim cards. I'm usually on Straight Talk or Go Phone when in the US.
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aygriffith said:
Has anyone attempted to side load the .apk from the Nexus 5?
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Yes, and unfortunately it still doesn't use the tap-to-pay feature.
I'm like you. When I was with t-mobile, I returned my precious Note3 all because of this stupid carrier blocking this service. I went with the Nexus5.
My wife and I, recently moved to at&t, and knowing the 4.4.2 update was just around the corner, I jumped into another Note3.
Now, since I'm full blown official 4.4.2, I STILL CAN'T USE GOOGLE'S WALLET TAP-TO-PAY FEATURE!!!
WHAT THE HELL!?!?
Even side loading my Nexus5 Google wallet apk, it still won't activate the service I fell in love with on my Nexus5!
Just plain stupid!
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aygriffith said:
From a security standpoint it's far more secure than a physical card presented to the cashier. Convenience wise, it's easier to not carry multiple cards and safer too from a potential lose your wallet standpoint.
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Thanks, those are helpful points.
I can see those advantages arising eventually, but for me at least they're not here yet. I only use one card anyway, and until e-wallets are accepted everywhere, I still need to carry the card. Everyplace that accepts e-wallets also allows self-swiping of cards, so there's no cashier risk if I use my card instead of my e-wallet. Card readers can be skimmed, but so can NFC readers.
Nonetheless, I would like tap-to-pay to work.

I came here researching for a friend who wants wallet tap and pay on his AT&T note 3 and I have to comment on the "novelty" factor. I have a t-mobile s4 running TheSickness's Insane Kit Kat V8 and I use tap and pay on a daily basis. I have one bank account and 2 debit cards linked to wallet and each payday I allot myself an amount to use for lunches and things at work. There are two stores beside mine, a drugstore and an upscale, independent grocery store, who both have NFC registers. I don't have to pull out a card or fumble with cash because I already always have my phone in my hand. I tap the card reader and put in my wallet pin and I walk out. It's not just novel, it's incredibly useful and helps me budget my income better. Just my two cents.
Edit : come to think of it, the McDonald's and the subway there both have NFC, too.
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Gary02468 said:
Thanks, those are helpful points.
I can see those advantages arising eventually, but for me at least they're not here yet. I only use one card anyway, and until e-wallets are accepted everywhere, I still need to carry the card. Everyplace that accepts e-wallets also allows self-swiping of cards, so there's no cashier risk if I use my card instead of my e-wallet. Card readers can be skimmed, but so can NFC readers.
Nonetheless, I would like tap-to-pay to work.
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NFC can't be skimmed, not like a credit card. While its true the phone is using Host Card Emulation there is little to be gained by capturing the NFC data. The Wallet app communicates with Google's servers to generate unique card data for each transaction. That's why the Google Wallet app only functions when you have internet access.

Any tips for using Samsung Pay at Walmart?

I just can't seem to get Samsung Pay to work with Walmart card readers. Think they have them rigged somehow to help push their Walmart pay service?

I've never got it to work at Walmart. I think it has something to do with their actual card readers not allowing it to work. Probably trying to push their own Walmart pay
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Always have to try a couple of times, but it works!
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I was informed that they disabled NFC payment at their store here in GA.

You should still be able to use it... try using side ways
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Up at self checkout, I can only get one register to work. All the others get card read errors. The one that works, when it asks for my pin, I have to select "change payment method" and select Credit for it to go through. If someone is on this register, I'm screwed.

I had the same issue of it not work and I had left my wallet at home!
We tried for about 3 minutes and little did I know that at least 10 other people were in line behind me LOL
I told the lady at the register I would be back and for her to hold my things ( I never went back)

Always works with me. The cashiers have the shocked look on their faces every time. Lol

Works for me every time at both the self checkout and regular line.

Works fine for me. Used BOA and citi bank cards just fine.

Works for me at Walmart. The only store where I haven't been able to make it work is Lowe's.

Kalnel said:
Works for me at Walmart. The only store where I haven't been able to make it work is Lowe's.
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yeah Lowe's did something to stop it from working there is what they told me. As for Walmart its hit and miss by store in my case.

Kevallis said:
I was informed that they disabled NFC payment at their store here in GA.
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Samsung pay doesn't use NFC so that wouldn't matter.

seh6183 said:
Samsung pay doesn't use NFC so that wouldn't matter.
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It uses both. It uses NFC on tap to pay terminals and the magnetic spoofing on magnetic swipe terminals.
To the OP: I've only been able to use it once in Walmart. I've tried 10 times now at several different Walmarts and have never gotten it to work again, even on the same register where it worked before.

harveydent said:
It uses both. It uses NFC on tap to pay terminals and the magnetic spoofing on magnetic swipe terminals.
To the OP: I've only been able to use it once in Walmart. I've tried 10 times now at several different Walmarts and have never gotten it to work again, even on the same register where it worked before.
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True it can use tap to pay, but even on those machines I just do MST lol I never use NFC.

harveydent said:
It uses both. It uses NFC on tap to pay terminals and the magnetic spoofing on magnetic swipe terminals.
To the OP: I've only been able to use it once in Walmart. I've tried 10 times now at several different Walmarts and have never gotten it to work again, even on the same register where it worked before.
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I think he was really meaning that disabling nfc doesn't hinder using Samsung pay.
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Actually it is my understanding that if you have NFC turned off, Samsung Pay will enable it temporarily for the payment and I have seen in settings where NFC goes on in my first Note because one time it failed to turn off after paying.
I have also read in several places that Samsung Pay automatically turns on NFC.

Sirdragonx said:
Actually it is my understanding that if you have NFC turned off, Samsung Pay will enable it temporarily for the payment and I have seen in settings where NFC goes on in my first Note because one time it failed to turn off after paying.
I have also read in several places that Samsung Pay automatically turns on NFC.
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Where as this is true, it is not dependent upon nfc and they enable it to provide both possible options. It is not dependent on if there is a nfc device to tap so in this case if Walmart disables the nfc payment reader our Samsung devices won't care because it will use the mst instead.
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JayDean03 said:
Always works with me. The cashiers have the shocked look on their faces every time. Lol
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After all this time you'd think the American public would realize what wireless payments are. It's no surprise Google Wallet didn't take off!

RaymondPJR said:
After all this time you'd think the American public would realize what wireless payments are. It's no surprise Google Wallet didn't take off!
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Exactly. I just don't get it. Ive been using phone/NFC payments since the Nexus S. It still seems new to ppl.
I think most ppl know about "apple pay".

What if I kept the Note 7 for say... 6 months. Could I still return it?

And get a full refund?
Say i waited til the s8 or Note 8. Could I return it then for a full refund?

If it becomes an official recall, yes. Do you want to take the chance that they'll disable the phone?

Try it and see.

Been talking to tmobile and samsung chat.
This is looking very ugly.
Samsung says the refund and $100 bill credit will end. It has an end window.
Meaning if the note 7 is return outside of this window. You will not be refunded the price of the phone.
Tmobile says that they wont have s7 edge in stock until Nov-Dec.
They also wont let you get a loaner phone. You must exchange your phone for another phone one and that ends that.
So if we keep are phones and samsung kills them off. Lets says Jan 2017 they kill off the phone (nagging update, samsung app, market not working etc..) And give you a deadline for Feb 2017 to return the phone and you dont. Then your be left with a brick that tmobile wont give you any money for in exchange.
So i really thing samsung needs to get sue here. Because this makes no sense.
They want you to return the phone but there arent making enough replacement phone (s7 edge seems to be the best replacement)
Then they are going to make a deadline for the exchange.
The Lady in the chat says that they havent said anything about it yet. But it is in the works.

If Samsung disable the Note 7 through software, then you will have to root it and flash a Tom. Which is what I do will all of my Samsung devices anyway.
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xile6 said:
Been talking to tmobile and samsung chat.
This is looking very ugly.
Samsung says the refund and $100 bill credit will end. It has an end window.
Meaning if the note 7 is return outside of this window. You will not be refunded the price of the phone.
Tmobile says that they wont have s7 edge in stock until Nov-Dec.
They also wont let you get a loaner phone. You must exchange your phone for another phone one and that ends that.
So if we keep are phones and samsung kills them off. Lets says Jan 2017 they kill off the phone (nagging update, samsung app, market not working etc..) And give you a deadline for Feb 2017 to return the phone and you dont. Then your be left with a brick that tmobile wont give you any money for in exchange.
So i really thing samsung needs to get sue here. Because this makes no sense.
They want you to return the phone but there arent making enough replacement phone (s7 edge seems to be the best replacement)
Then they are going to make a deadline for the exchange.
The Lady in the chat says that they havent said anything about it yet. But it is in the works.
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Not what my T-Mobile store said. They told me to keep the note as long as I'd like saying that it's better than jump because you could turn it in at anytime you want and wait for a better phone to come out. Liability says they can't just block you from returning the phone.
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djtheraven said:
Not what my T-Mobile store said. They told me to keep the note as long as I'd like saying that it's better than jump because you could turn it in at anytime you want and wait for a better phone to come out. Liability says they can't just block you from returning the phone.
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Yes tmobile said you can hold on to it.
Samsung is the one who said, they will put a deadline on the exchange and bill credit.
Tmobile only knows what samsung tells them.
So while tmobile say keep it and all is fine. Samsung can put a dead line on the return and screw all that up.
Also samsung can not just kill the phone but they can pull all support. So you lose samsung pay, store etc...
Also naging messsge to return the phone (like they did with the v1)
And they said that outside the US they slow down charging speeds and max charge percent.
This is all stuff they can do in an update.
True you dont have to take the update but they will probably do this in the furtrue.
I love the phone and would love to keep it. But if they kill off all support or mess me up on money then i gotta exchange it.
But as of now the way things are going is im going to have the phone until Jan cause there no s7 edge in stock and it would seems that samsung is making more s7 vs making the s7 edge.

djtheraven said:
Not what my T-Mobile store said. They told me to keep the note as long as I'd like saying that it's better than jump because you could turn it in at anytime you want and wait for a better phone to come out. Liability says they can't just block you from returning the phone.
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I like you answer better!
xile6 said:
Yes tmobile said you can hold on to it.
Samsung is the one who said, they will put a deadline on the exchange and bill credit.
Tmobile only knows what samsung tells them.
So while tmobile say keep it and all is fine. Samsung can put a dead line on the return and screw all that up.
Also samsung can not just kill the phone but they can pull all support. So you lose samsung pay, store etc...
Also naging messsge to return the phone (like they did with the v1)
And they said that outside the US they slow down charging speeds and max charge percent.
This is all stuff they can do in an update.
True you dont have to take the update but they will probably do this in the furtrue.
I love the phone and would love to keep it. But if they kill off all support or mess me up on money then i gotta exchange it.
But as of now the way things are going is im going to have the phone until Jan cause there no s7 edge in stock and it would seems that samsung is making more s7 vs making the s7 edge.
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January is fine with me! By that time I will have gotten over my grief and still get a full refund!

xile6 said:
Been talking to tmobile and samsung chat.
This is looking very ugly.
Samsung says the refund and $100 bill credit will end. It has an end window.
Meaning if the note 7 is return outside of this window. You will not be refunded the price of the phone.
Tmobile says that they wont have s7 edge in stock until Nov-Dec.
They also wont let you get a loaner phone. You must exchange your phone for another phone one and that ends that.
So if we keep are phones and samsung kills them off. Lets says Jan 2017 they kill off the phone (nagging update, samsung app, market not working etc..) And give you a deadline for Feb 2017 to return the phone and you dont. Then your be left with a brick that tmobile wont give you any money for in exchange.
So i really thing samsung needs to get sue here. Because this makes no sense.
They want you to return the phone but there arent making enough replacement phone (s7 edge seems to be the best replacement)
Then they are going to make a deadline for the exchange.
The Lady in the chat says that they havent said anything about it yet. But it is in the works.
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you really need to use spell check
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vat829 said:
you really need to use spell check
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That was uncalled for and a wasted post.
Thanks for the info guys.
I may just keep it for a while until they have some S7 or S7 Edges in stock. As much as I want to keep it, I just don't think it is worth the hassle.
I still have my Note 5, I may just keep it or maybe have it as a back up if I get the edge or s7

F9zSlavik said:
That was uncalled for and a wasted post.
Thanks for the info guys.
I may just keep it for a while until they have some S7 or S7 Edges in stock. As much as I want to keep it, I just don't think it is worth the hassle.
I still have my Note 5, I may just keep it or maybe have it as a back up if I get the edge or s7
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sorry if I hurt your feelings no harm done it was just really difficult to read your post. "Wasted" a bit of my time to understand what you were trying to say.
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vat829 said:
sorry if I hurt your feelings no harm done it was just really difficult to read your post. "Wasted" a bit of my time to understand what you were trying to say.
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I am not the one you should be apologizing to. It's just irritating when someone puts a post that has no relevance to what is being discussed by every in the thread. If you felt you wasted your time by trying to understand what is going on, you should simply ask or refrain yourself from participating.
Moving on.

Take what each side tells you with a grain of salt. Several reps told me there is no timetable because the phone has been recalled. No matter when you return it they have to take it bask.

I spoke with T-Mobile yesterday and they told me that I had 30 days to return the phone... I will call again to see if another rep tells me differently...

djtheraven said:
Not what my T-Mobile store said. They told me to keep the note as long as I'd like saying that it's better than jump because you could turn it in at anytime you want and wait for a better phone to come out. Liability says they can't just block you from returning the phone.
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I was told the same thing and it makes sense to me since I have JUMP! on Demand. I am riding it out til the end $100 credit to get a whack phone aint worth it to me

playya said:
I was told the same thing and it makes sense to me since I have JUMP! on Demand. I am riding it out til the end $100 credit to get a whack phone aint worth it to me
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I hope we get some clarification on this some time before the middle of next month. Every day that goes by with no reports of new 'explosions' just makes it harder to let go.

RaymondPJR said:
I hope we get some clarification on this some time before the middle of next month. Every day that goes by with no reports of new 'explosions' just makes it harder to let go.
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Exactly my thought, when was the last reported N7 flame up? Only thing making me thinking of jumping to the S7 edge is the gear Vr... But not enough to make me want to give up my N7v2...
I haven't heard a single recent problem... Anyone else?

RaymondPJR said:
I hope we get some clarification on this some time before the middle of next month. Every day that goes by with no reports of new 'explosions' just makes it harder to let go.
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That's what makes me think it was a conspiracy. I've heard some people mention that that Apple people took down the Samsung Giant. I mean really I'm sure there are still thousands and thousands of people with these phones and not one more report. Pretty sketchy to me.
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Best thing to do may be to ask a lawyer. I forgot to called yesterday

Samsung Pay issues on Pie

Hi all,
I've looked all over but haven't seen anything yet, but is Samsung pay favorite card swipe up not working? Also when launching, it shows the old navigation icons at the bottom. So currently, I'm not able to quickly access my card to make a payment. As a cludgy workaround, I have it on my edge launcher and still have to click through to my card. Any other suggestions? It's also grayed out when using the fingerprint sensor to open.

The swipe up works just fine on mine. And yes it shows the old navbar.

Haven't tried it, but I just wanted to mention that I gave up on samsung pay. It's a memory hog and uses a ton of battery. I just use Google pay as the majority of the places I shop have tap and pay
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harlenm said:
Haven't tried it, but I just wanted to mention that I gave up on samsung pay. It's a memory hog and uses a ton of battery. I just use Google pay as the majority of the places I shop have tap and pay
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Weird. I've been using Samsung Pay since the S7Edge. Never had any issues with it being a memory or battery hog, LOL. And Google Pay doesn't even compare to Samsung Pay.
I have no memory issues and 8-10 hours SOT with Samsung Pay activated. Maybe I'm just lucky.

zedwards said:
Hi all,
I've looked all over but haven't seen anything yet, but is Samsung pay favorite card swipe up not working? Also when launching, it shows the old navigation icons at the bottom. So currently, I'm not able to quickly access my card to make a payment. As a cludgy workaround, I have it on my edge launcher and still have to click through to my card. Any other suggestions? It's also grayed out when using the fingerprint sensor to open.
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OP, check the settings I've taken screenshots of below.

Mr. Orange 645 said:
Weird. I've been using Samsung Pay since the S7Edge. Never had any issues with it being a memory or battery hog, LOL. And Google Pay doesn't even compare to Samsung Pay.
I have no memory issues and 8-10 hours SOT with Samsung Pay activated. Maybe I'm just lucky.
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I reactivated Samsung pay, we'll see if I notice a difference in battery life
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Try opening Galaxy Apps store and then click on 3 dots in top right corner and pick May Apps --> Updates
Hopefully this will find new app updates including one for Samsung pay that will change old UI into new UI for pie version.

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OP, check the settings I've taken screenshots of below.
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Thank you but I have these selected. My home screen just goes home when I see up. It's messing with gestures I suspect.

Jake.S said:
Try opening Galaxy Apps store and then click on 3 dots in top right corner and pick May Apps --> Updates
Hopefully this will find new app updates including one for Samsung pay that will change old UI into new UI for pie version.
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It's the latest. But it's definitely not a pie release as it still shows navigation buttons at the bottom. I'm apparently hooked on the new navigation that every time I use pay it it's sad to have to actually press the home button to leave.

harlenm said:
I reactivated Samsung pay, we'll see if I notice a difference in battery life
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So curious what you find. Samsung pay have me extra smug points when the cashier says they don't take apple pay.

I finally figured it out: I didn't have a favorite card selected. Now it shows up when I'm on my home screen and that home button swipe, since it's on the home screen, doesn't interfere since I'm already home and there little swipe up icon (see picture) for the card is finally there. But it only shows on the home screen and not the others.

zedwards said:
Thank you but I have these selected. My home screen just goes home when I see up. It's messing with gestures I suspect.
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Ate you using the stock Samsung launcher? Or a third party launcher. Because swipe up on homescren for Samsung Pay works perfectly on my phone. I'm on CSAA wirth gestures activated and no gesture hints.
zedwards said:
So curious what you find. Samsung pay have me extra smug points when the cashier says they don't take apple pay.
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THAT is the number one reasons I love Samsung Pay, LOL. It's best when I use my Gear SEE. "I've never seen someone get their watch to work here!"

zedwards said:
So curious what you find. Samsung pay have me extra smug points when the cashier says they don't take apple pay.
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I love getting the "we only accept XXX here". I look at the cashier and just tell them to push the credit card button and to watch, done it with both my phone and gear s3. They are always surprised and ask what it was that i was using since they've never seen that before. Even after all these years of surprising people with paying with my phone there's always someone who's in the dark about current technology it seems.

Samsung Pay mst and nfc

For card readers with no nfc, do I hover and swipe my phone over where the card read is? I'm referring to paying at a terminal in store for example. I've also tried that dummy card trick on a gas pump to no avail.
I've finally started to use Samsung Pay. LOL.
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Limeybastard said:
For card readers with no nfc, do I hover and swipe my phone over where the card read is? I'm referring to paying at a terminal in store for example. I've also tried that dummy card trick on a gas pump to no avail.
I've finally started to use Samsung Pay. LOL.
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As long as it has "Tap to Pay," you should be able to just hover your device over it max distance of about 2 inches. I do know that there are some stores that don't accept Samsung Pay to this day though. 7 Eleven up the street from me, I'm looking at you!?
One could argue that the NFC Reader/Writer chips our devices have are technically RFID Readers, so as long as some form of the Tap to Pay hardware, whether NFC or RFID, it should work. Just mostly a matter of them agreeing to process the merchant info that way.?

Jammol said:
As long as it has "Tap to Pay," you should be able to just hover your device over it max distance of about 2 inches. I do know that there are some stores that don't accept Samsung Pay to this day though. 7 Eleven up the street from me, I'm looking at you![emoji2955]
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I saw YouTube videos showing that mst method to still be able to use Samsung pay on none nfc card readers.
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Limeybastard said:
I saw YouTube videos showing that mst method to still be able to use Samsung pay on none nfc card readers.
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For non-NFC enabled terminals, you just hover your device over where the mag-stripe reader is. No swiping necessary. It works at most every terminal I've tried it at.