"Sorry, we don't take credit cards."

Translation: 对不起，我们不收信用卡。

[kuyaC]

According to the popup, I should also be able to use 用 instead of 收.

[kuyaC]

To me it looks like 用 can be used from both the customer's and the shop's perspective ("we don't use a credit card system").
And 收 would only be used by the shop in this context ("we don't accept payment via credit cards").

[ReggieMcke]

Ummm idk its a matter of formality but i use 用 and people understand it fine .its used in the same way as English

[Alok498021]

Same question. What's the difference between the two?

[Antu620]

[用 - to use] [收 - to receive/ to accept]
As kuyaC said, customers and the shop can use 用, but, in the context given, only the shop can use 收.

[mochiling88]

I answered exactly like the translation and I still get a wrong answer.

[mezz.merized]

Same。。。

[James163008]

Same issue here. I literally copy pasted the solution the next time I got the question and it was still marked wrong. Quite troubling that your comment is 6 months old.

Use the following answer as a workaround:

对不起。我们不收信用卡

Use a full stop instead of a comma. I think the issue is with the comma they're using.

[Emma42O]

I think that the best answer is "Sorry, we don't accept credit cards."

[Johannes795921]

Why is always the one in the middle correct?

[LeeshL]

I wrote 对不起, 我们不收信用卡 and it was wrong. Not sure if it's punctuation or wrong character

[Sbeier3]

Maybe try it without the comma and space. I don't know why, but Duo is VERY particular when it comes to spacing.

[Bigmac.whooper]

鬮 I did not mean to write this crazy looking Chinese word

[Evona13]

Sorry, we don't accept credit cards