How do you feel about stores that don't take cash?

[reddog1]

LOL'ing

 

[Shoot Summ]

I understand the question, just as taking cards creates a certain amount of overhead, so does taking cash. Must keep change on hand, and go through the daily cycle of going to the bank for deposits.

It would make no difference to me, just as it doesn't bother me if a merchant decides not to take cards, just have to clearly state the rules up front.

 

[felixdecat08]

I recommend taking cash as well. Sure is nice to pay cash if you don't want other people knowing what you are buying.

 

[twoguns?]

IDEA?.....if you only carry $1000 dollar bills ...your wallett wont be so thick.......brilliant!

 

[1shott]

IDEA?.....if you only carry $1000 dollar bills ...your wallett wont be so thick.......brilliant!

Give this economy time going the way its going and that could very well be.

 

[reddog1]

I recommend taking cash as well. Sure is nice to pay cash if you don't want other people knowing what you are buying.

This, and GB, I'm willing to bet that your customer base, aside from OSA, will feel the same way.

 

[1shott]

I have to have the IOUs upfront sorry!

So your saying you take cash then....LOL...

 

[redmax51]

Many people prefer not dealing in cash. CC is easier to carry/handle (ie no 3" thick wallet and loose change), they get rewards points, they can dispute the charge if there's a problem with the vendor or merchandise, CC statements can be downloaded into ledgers in some cases, etc. But it is clear this demographic prefers cash!

We will oblige!

I think thread is done. Let's stick a fork in it, mod. Thank you, everyone!

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