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It's about time
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this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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I only need to do that at IKEA in a European country.
I've never had to sign a receipt in Europe.
I'm a European citizen.
I'm a European citizen. I bet it differs from country to country, but where I live, there are very rare cases they have you sign them. I believe it's when you don't actually pay on the spot, but rather give them a permission to withdraw that amount of money from my account later (SEPA Lastschriftmandat). Not sure why you would opt for that option as a business. To a customer it works the same, except the latter option takes longer.