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    Do you want €175 cash for it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rockerman View Post
    Everything is bullshit these days.

    I got a poxy €200 one for all voucher from work. You have to register online, prove identity and download an app... typical load of bollocks these says...it's a fucking voucher? It wasn't like that before...I'm getting the missus to do it. Fucking ridiculous.

    Oh they're after cash big time. I'll be in Stockholm in the summer and from what I can tell it's actually pointless even getting their currency they are so off cash apparently. No doubt they're moving away from hard cash.

    I always said cash is king, but change will be forced.

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    I hate hagglers, I’ll give ye 200 for it 👍

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    Sweden is almost 100% card now. They had a bit of a problem last year when the network went down and nobody could buy anything for a couple of hours. But you know the Swedes, they're always right.

    When cash is replaced by card, two things happen. Everything is traceable, and if you want to know what's important to someone look at what they're spending money on. And second you can be cut off at a seconds notice if you fall foul of the government or the banks. You can bet our buddies the nuns will be whispering in Fiscal's ear about writing that into some Nordic Model law in a couple of years. And if they don't, some busybody Christian rescuers from the US will. You know the way paypal closes accounts and keeps the money if they even suspect you're doing anything sexy? Imagine your bank doing the same.

    Fight back. Use cash.

    Actually, three things. Your spending habits become data to be bought and sold. If you don't know the possible implications of that, you need to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by naomhtiobraid View Post
    I know some women on here except revolut. Would you ever use this to pay?

    I’d be inclined to say yes out of convenience although I’ve never actually done it yet.
    Never......cash only.
    No two way's about it, I am the best looking punter in Ireland.

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    Quote Originally Posted by liffey View Post
    Sweden is almost 100% card now. They had a bit of a problem last year when the network went down and nobody could buy anything for a couple of hours. But you know the Swedes, they're always right.

    When cash is replaced by card, two things happen. Everything is traceable, and if you want to know what's important to someone look at what they're spending money on. And second you can be cut off at a seconds notice if you fall foul of the government or the banks. You can bet our buddies the nuns will be whispering in Fiscal's ear about writing that into some Nordic Model law in a couple of years. And if they don't, some busybody Christian rescuers from the US will. You know the way paypal closes accounts and keeps the money if they even suspect you're doing anything sexy? Imagine your bank doing the same.

    Fight back. Use cash.

    Actually, three things. Your spending habits become data to be bought and sold. If you don't know the possible implications of that, you need to.
    A friend of mine went to Sweden and they wouldn't take his cash in the bar, his buddy had to put it on his card and he gave him the cash, fuckin ridiculous .
    No two way's about it, I am the best looking punter in Ireland.

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    even to get a revolut card you need to do a selfie and any of these transactions all are logged and can be traced back to you but thats the general idea.
    its how they want it as more and more are using these methods now and not cash so the government will then say no need for cash and we have no one else to blame only ourselves and then we all be in big trouble.
    Hard to be the readies, try to pay everything in cash if you can

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    Vodafone gone cashless in stores , I see staycity have done the same in some branches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ga1 View Post
    Vodafone gone cashless in stores , I see staycity have done the same in some branches.
    that has happened years ago in UK Vodafone stores, they wont accept cash only debit card etc, not good if you want to buy a payg sim for bit of fun, its all to keep tabs on what youre up to, I go in for the craic and go for one the dearest payg phone on display and say i take that, then he gets it all ready for me and says 950, debit card please, but i dont have a debit card sir, i say i don't want it and leave the store, all options should be available, its actually discrimination against Readies

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    Quote Originally Posted by WeeJimmy View Post
    that has happened years ago in UK Vodafone stores, they wont accept cash only debit card etc, not good if you want to buy a payg sim for bit of fun, its all to keep tabs on what youre up to, I go in for the craic and go for one the dearest payg phone on display and say i take that, then he gets it all ready for me and says 950, debit card please, but i dont have a debit card sir, i say i don't want it and leave the store, all options should be available, its actually discrimination against Readies
    Ah it’s all a crack down on the black/cash economy, it’s dressed up as clamping down on criminal activity but I think the taxman will benefit more from a cashless society than the legal system.
    To be honest, I use cash to pay my barber who refuses to take credit cards and for escorts and that’s about it, like it or not this is the future unless we rise up and let’s face it we’re not good at that

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    Quote Originally Posted by TommyH123 View Post
    Ah it’s all a crack down on the black/cash economy, it’s dressed up as clamping down on criminal activity but I think the taxman will benefit more from a cashless society than the legal system.
    To be honest, I use cash to pay my barber who refuses to take credit cards and for escorts and that’s about it, like it or not this is the future unless we rise up and let’s face it we’re not good at that
    its to monitor us and keeps tabs on us so we can get away with nothing as every single penny will be accounted for.
    no one will rise up against it as people have got more lazy and want everything at touch of a button and we are all gradually being groomed into it so when it does happen not many will pass much heed and just accept it
    when cash goes its the end of alot of great pastimes, its the end of freedom and life as we know it tommy lad

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