In today's age with EMV technology and such, signatures are actually completely pointless for card-present transactions. Credit card companies can literally look at the locations/group of charges and determine if the customer is lying or not. That's part of why they went to contactless and chips to further prove a cardholder's presence. It's just the same, as signatures can be forged at the end of the day. This is why the dispute process no longer looks at signatures for card-present transactions.
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