Cash is King or Not?
- Thread starter Frank-the-Wool
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- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Yep they’ll be ‘ quarantining with the fishes ‘
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
Cindy, rope and power pole are probably not the best 3 words to have in a sentence.....
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
Never go fishing with a stove....
I believe he paid just over the minimum as to when the jeweller has to notify HMRC , I think its any amount above 10k euros.
If thats the case then because he's a long standing customer I would think they probably put the £10,000 through in two lots if that makes sense.
Thats an offence as well but I guess the jeweller will take a chance rather than loose a big sale ,https://www.gov.uk/guidance/money-laundering-regulations-high-value-dealer-registration
jpd
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- rep of irl
sorry friend
ive lost interest
i got a pint o milk and a maxi twist out of my ""to be laundered" €25
ive lost interest
i got a pint o milk and a maxi twist out of my ""to be laundered" €25
- Location
- South Wales UK
High street banks interrogation when you put genuine hard earned cash in and then this?
Nice cock up for some allegedly?
Nice cock up for some allegedly?
Paddington
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- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Children growing up in London who have never used cash, credit card for everything. Two year old offers to pay for a meal and stands at the counter shouting ping.
- Location
- Westish Suffolk
Mildly confusing situ currently.
Local pub is card only, whereas local fish and chip shop is cash only.
Had to walk to the cash point to fund cod n chips twice (£21)
Spose what I need is a pub that does cashback!
Local pub is card only, whereas local fish and chip shop is cash only.
Had to walk to the cash point to fund cod n chips twice (£21)
Spose what I need is a pub that does cashback!
Get rid of cash & you've no need for bank branches, it suits banks profits to close branches & make using cash far more difficult.
Traditional banks are going the way of the Post Office when you allow cheap online services to cream off the most profitable parts.
Traditional banks are going the way of the Post Office when you allow cheap online services to cream off the most profitable parts.
- Location
- Ceredigion
I was told by a Caffè owner that the only way we will keep cash is if people use it
But with more banks closing down it's more & more difficult for a business to place that cash into a bank so many prefer card payments.
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
Ive stopped using or at least spending as much in certain shops eateries pubs etc that are card only as I dont want a bill on a credit card next month or deplete my bank account on a daily basis ,
- Location
- People's Republic of South Yorkshire
Exactly.
It's why I use it as much as possible.
Once cash is gone then we are screwed.
Every transaction on card is a data mine for companies and gov.
Everything about you can be tracked via digital payments
Why would you put cash in a bank spend it keep the circle going
- Location
- South Wales UK
What cash?
Paddington
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- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Driving from Wales many years ago we stopped for fuel near Telford. The driver went off to pay but came back asking what cash we had ? Filling station didn't take cards. He offered a cheque with his name and address on the back, but they didn't know him and refused the cheque. We just found enough.
And if your spending pattern is politically out of favour, your card will have "technical issues".
It is a blatant power grab from the citizenry by the politically connected managerial caste. They want profit and wealth by force, or total control of economic choice.
It is so much easier than producing goods and services.
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- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Here you are one of my favourite biblical quotes.
www.biblegateway.com
If you don’t have the card of Satan you will starve.