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Another gay ass millennial creation...sounds like my son. Take your fucking lazy ass to the ATM and get me my cash you lil bitch!!
I'm one of those that agree with bldrinker! cash is cash, electronic is electronic and leaves a big trail.Zelle and other similar services are not "cash sales". CASH is a "cash sale", anything else creates a transaction record. If you are not concerned about big brother knowing every detail about your personal business just keep doing your thing. There are plenty of us that agree with bldrinker and feel the same way.
The government just loves you and people like you. Easy peezy to put a thumb on you!! My wife is the same way, "I'm just a little fish in a big ocean, why would they care about me".hes probably one of the guys that got cut out of the deal, and now hes just bitter and wont use it...lol
I get it though, my wife and mom are the same way, they refuse to use any app....me, I couldn't careless if the government tracks the fact I sold some old truck parts to my neighbor and he zelle'd me the money while he was on vacation in another country...
Don't you worry, that folding stuff will leave your hand as quick as it was put there.....especially if you need plywood or carne asada.
LIke he isnt watching now?So all you new age guys with electronic payments don't mind big brother watching and recording your EVERY move???????
Dad is that you????Another gay ass millennial creation...sounds like my son. Take your fucking lazy ass to the ATM and get me my cash you lil bitch!!
You realize this tool bag stood me up and water 1.5hrs of my time and never once mentioned not paying in cash.
BTW does the grocery store take ZellePay?
I carry cash, debit card and credit card. All change is given to my kids.
I dont get itAnd to think you are "IN" the Stock Market!!
If these payment apps are so great and full proof why donโt all retail stores have it? Sure would save them on credit and debit card machines.
Big brother can't even make it up a flight of stairs under his own power. I doubt he is making a list and checking it twice over $500 shocks..I pushed almost $30K in amounts less than $2K through Venmo and Zelle last year. I like having a record of "cash" expenditures. Ain't nobody tracking it, I don't believe in Big Brother.
Big brother can't even make it up a flight of stairs under his own power. I doubt he is making a list and checking it twice over $500 shocks..
You know what else donโt have fees person to person?They do. I use my PayPal debit card pretty much all the time.
The cash apps advantage is, there are no fees from person to person.
If you want a cash advance, from pretty much and card/bank, there is almost always a fee for that.
So unless your employer pays you in cash, why would you ever have cash in your wallet?
Unless there was a strip club involved...
Neither does heI dont get it
Chase and Wellsfargo use Zelle on their phone apps and you can transfer money in or out to others. Its instant transfer and pretty secure. I use it to send my daughter in college $$. You can watch on your phone that it immediately hits your account with no holds. I agree I like cash deals better too but millennials are afraid to carry cash because they dont own guns.
Yep - eventually Big Brother is going to start auditing these type of Zelle, PayPal, BitCoin transactions and start pinging people for unpaid taxes. Thatโs how Socialism works!Zelle and other similar services are not "cash sales". CASH is a "cash sale", anything else creates a transaction record. If you are not concerned about big brother knowing every detail about your personal business just keep doing your thing. There are plenty of us that agree with bldrinker and feel the same way.
I know you are(were) an auto mechanic but in the boat world, one NEVER knew what comes in your door for sale and I don't think the guy is going to take zelle or whatever new age money for it. Know what I meanThey do. I use my PayPal debit card pretty much all the time.
The cash apps advantage is, there are no fees from person to person.
If you want a cash advance, from pretty much and card/bank, there is almost always a fee for that.
So unless your employer pays you in cash, why would you ever have cash in your wallet?
Unless there was a strip club involved...
I know you are(were) an auto mechanic but in the boat world, one NEVER knew what comes in your door for sale and I don't think the guy is going to take zelle or whatever new age money for it. Know what I mean
Another gay ass millennial creation...sounds like my son. Take your fucking lazy ass to the ATM and get me my cash you lil bitch!!
Sooo.... I have this car someone wanted to buy with Zelle....GREAT!!, now put this Damn Thing To Bed!!
Sooo.... I have this car someone wanted to buy with Zelle.... View attachment 1000424
Haha.... and which Costco is this?!?
I love the simplicity of Zelle. Both my banks have it embedded. Simple and instant. I Use it frequently, but with folks I know.
That said, If Iโm selling parts, etc, and we didnโt speak upfront about using Zelle , I donโt know you, and I absolutely expect cash in hand.
I actually always used to do the cash thing and write checks back in the day. Now I use my CC everywhere and rarely have cash. I just don't do Zelle or the Venmo thing. I take my lunch to work everyday. When some of the youngsters do lunch....I say no thanks, I don't carry cash. Or I'm old skool...I'll say buy me lunch, I buy next time.....with MY credit card.Yore dad thought you were gay for swiping a credit card and not having cash in yore wallet.
I don't get the reluctance to taking a Zelle payment from someone unknown to the seller. When the buyer sends the payment, it is immediately posted into the seller's account, and can't be reversed. It's better than cash, because that could be counterfeit, or the buyer could demand the cash back using a gun for motivation.
Demanding the cash back with a gun is not wise, especially when someone is prepared for that scenario.I don't get the reluctance to taking a Zelle payment from someone unknown to the seller. When the buyer sends the payment, it is immediately posted into the seller's account, and can't be reversed. It's better than cash, because that could be counterfeit, or the buyer could demand the cash back using a gun for motivation.
Demanding the cash back with a gun is not wise, especially when someone is prepared for that scenario.
how many times have you been given counterfeit cash? I have done well over 100k in cash transactions and have never had a problem.
BTW the guy could mention his preferred payment upfront to avoid the situation.