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Cash, charge or biometrics?San Francisco Chronicle Wednesday 2 February 2005, 3:58 pmKeywords: Computer Topics , News Articles /By Jo Best, Cnet News.com/ A Washington supermarket chain that gave customers the choice of paying by fingerprint says the experiment was so successful that it made the biometric service a standard option at a Seattle-area store. Thriftway Stores of Washington introduced the system in 2002, using technology from San Francisco's Pay by Touch, and said it now sees thousands of transactions a month using the payment method. Fraudulent transactions have dropped substantially because of the system, which now handles 30 percent of Thriftway's electronic payments. http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/02/02/BUG7QB413P1.DTL Articles
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