No not Matty Cash... real money. Out of interest what would you say you spent in actual physical notes and coins in December? I probably spent just £15-20 tops and the rest was on my card or via apple pay. Some places these days are even saying 'card only' as a payment method so cash one day will be no more potentially.
Zero. The only reason i took cash out in December was to stuff into nephews christmas card, before that i honestly cant remember paying with "real money"
100% - its a shame as it shouldn't be but with the way everything is going it will be entirely gone inside 20 years. I can't remember the last time I spent physical money.
I always use cash when buying drinks in a pub etc, or if i go to the shop for just one or two items. A cashless society would be a very dangerous thing (maybe one for the conspiracy thread).
Well I don't have any cash so nothing to have there. Only time I use cash is to occasionally buy weed lol.
I probably spent about £20-25 in actual real cash money but I very rarely take cash out with me anywhere. If i'm going out to eat and going to a small local business type eatery I will always try and pay in cash so that they aren't lumbered with card transaction fees etc (I wish more people did this).
Think the only thing I drew cash out for was to pay those bastards hung and magdad for the ticket I used. Obviously had to do it over two days because of the price they charged me.
Close to a final and I find all you boring ****s parked in a thread about coin collections or something.
People do all their shopping online or at a supermarket but complain the only shops left are supermarkets. People hardly ever use cash but complain if they can’t. It’s life and progress. BTW I complain about these things too despite being just as guilty for not using them.
I spend at least £200 a month in cash and neither have I. However, I've realised I've not even looked
