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I'm still chuckling...funniest thing that happened all day in my worldWe've all been there and done that. Internet forums for the... boggled moments.
āOh look wllm hasnāt had his coffee yetā -The forum on a weekly basisWe've all been there and done that. Internet forums for the... boggled moments.
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Cashiers check? Venmo, Zelle.
Meeting for a transaction with 5k in cash just seems like a good way to get robbed.
I could be wrong but it appears to be a cash hold, you could still wire all your money out.
I mean before the virus if you wanted to say take $500 out in nickels you had to put in a special order.
Fair... to be honest Iāve never made a big purchase that wasnāt on a credit card, wire transfer, or check.Ned, the rancher selling said 4Runner has never heard of Venmo.
Tough to negotiate with a cashierās check....
I don't have cable, what was it on specially?Any of you guy's watch Scott Pelly's 60 Minutes piece tonight? You all should. Buckle up boys. Shits getting ready to hit the fan.
I don't have cable, what was it on specially?
I heard in oregon some places have capped the amount u can take out. Not sure if it's true or not. I heard from my buddy who heard from brother in law who lives there.
That's why I explained that I dont know if it's TRUE or not.Seems legit since itās first hand info.
I think you would be shocked by the % of people in this country who are still on a 100% cash basis. The 2017 numbers showed 7% of Americans didnāt have a checking account to even participate in a bank run. I can dig for numbers on people without a credit card, but it is surprisingly high. This is the bifurcation of the economy. To most of us who embraced the 21st century, for better or worse, it seems crazy.Yeah fair, given the situation with TP it may become a thing.
I guess Iām more puzzled by the impulse. Like say every bank within 100 miles is out of physical currency, I will still be able to pay all of my bills, shop, etc. So who gives a rip? If we have massive inflation that will effect my bank account just the same as paper money. If the interwebs go down or FDIC fails... well Iām not sure paper is really gonna help.
Not that shocked. I think credit card rates are something like 60-70%.I think you would be shocked by the % of people in this country who are still on a 100% cash basis. The 2017 numbers showed 7% of Americans didnāt have a checking account to even participate in a bank run. I can dig for numbers on people without a credit card, but it is surprisingly high. This is the bifurcation of the economy. To most of us who embraced the 21st century, for better or worse, it seems crazy.
Limiting withdrawals in any way is a good way to cause a run on banks.
I think that's more of a theft thing with atm, not as much security as being physically present in front of another person.Totally agree, but isnāt there already a $500 limit or something like that on ATMs? And you can still take all your money out just not in a duffle bag full of bills...
I guess I should say any new restrictions during this situation.Totally agree, but isnāt there already a $500 limit or something like that on ATMs? And you can still take all your money out just not in a duffle bag full of bills...