Apple unveiled its new payment platform last week, but not everyone is thrilled with Apple Pay so far.
When Tim Cook announced Apple Pay in September, he pointed out the large number of retailers prepared to support it.
Absent from that list were two major pharmacies: CVS and Rite Aid.
Both retailers have blocked Apple Pay at their stores, ostensibly because they're partnering with a different platform.
That may pan out down the road, but consumers have taken to Twitter to protest CVS and Rite Aid. Here's what we're hearing:
Rite Aid got taken to the woodshed as well:
Of course, not everyone is upset over this situation:
See Also:
- Here's Apple's Reaction To CVS And Rite Aid Blocking Apple Pay
- Wal-Mart's Answer To Apple Pay Sounds Terrible
- CVS Stores Reportedly Shut Down Apple Pay Support
SEE ALSO: Here's Apple's Reaction To CVS And Rite Aid Blocking Apple Pay
