[arista]

Fecking RIGHT


http://news.sky.com/story/rip-off-47...anned-10953421


[The Treasury estimates the total value
of such surcharges at £473m a year.]

[user104658]

I just wish they would outlaw the "minimum charge" that some places have (like no card for transactions under £5). I hardly ever carry cash these days .

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I just wish they would outlaw the "minimum charge" that some places have (like no card for transactions under £5). I hardly ever carry cash these days .

No thats up to each Site
do not be silly.


The Fact you do not use Cash
is your lazy choice.


I use CASH
cases of it

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

No thats up to each Site
do not be silly.


The Fact you do not use Cash
is your lazy choice.


I use CASH
cases of it

You use cases of cash for transactions under £5? is it cases of pennies?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

You use cases of cash for transactions under £5? is it cases of pennies?

Yes I use Cash for everything
as Supermarkets have robot machines
that take MY CASH


low of very high


Fact

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I just wish they would outlaw the "minimum charge" that some places have (like no card for transactions under £5). I hardly ever carry cash these days .

The reason for this used to be that there is a minimum charge of 50p or 10% per transaction to the shopkeeper etc.
Not good for them in a small business.
Many restaurants and shops in local villages and small towns near us wouldn't accept them at all.