Frustrated shoppers say Kroger credit card machines are crashing on Christmas Eve
suffered outages on Tuesday that crashed payment processing machines at stores across the US, according to reports from shoppers on social media.Frustrated shoppers posted photos online showing crowds of people waiting to check out. Kroger credit card machines across the US crashed on Tuesday, leading to long lines of frustrated shoppers who were unable to check out, according to dozens of reports on social media.
The outages forced many Kroger stores to stop accepting credit cards, debit cards, and gift cards, customers said. The stores continued to accept cash and checks.It's not clear whether the issues impacted all stores nationwide, or how long the problems persisted. A Kroger official toldHere's what people are saying about the issues on social media.
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