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I like to use my card. When I have too much cash in my hand at disposal, I can't keep track of how much was spent and where. I only have $30 max at one time in my wallet for quick store runs. Any more than that, I always think I either lost some or it was stolen smh
Paying with everything in cash is for illegals, drug dealers, hookers, people on welfare (they extract cash from their benefit cards). Most transactions these days are made using plastic.
Use credit wherever accept it, and use cash at wherever doesn't take anything but cash. I don't have a problem with paying cash, but if I am buying some for hundreds of dollar, I expect to be able to put it on my credit card.
Yes, if I don't feel like charging $2.00 at some place like Dunkin Donuts.
Yes, if I am giving a tip---usually.
Yes, if they tell me they won't include the extra cost of them charging it in my purchase price. (Often the case with mechanics or other similar businesses.)
Yes, if I don't feel like charging $2.00 at some place like Dunkin Donuts.
Yes, if I am giving a tip---usually.
Yes, if they tell me they won't include the extra cost of them charging it in my purchase price. (Often the case with mechanics or other similar businesses.)
Yes, if I don't feel like charging $2.00 at some place like Dunkin Donuts.
Yes, if I am giving a tip---usually.
Yes, if they tell me they won't include the extra cost of them charging it in my purchase price. (Often the case with mechanics or other similar businesses.)
Pretty much this.
Restaurants, food carts, cafes, tips go in cash. Pretty much everything else goes on either my credit or debit card.
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