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'Venmo' itself has become a verb rather than just a service so I doubt either of them have the necessary momentum to take these services to anything more than n
by wonder_bread 9y ago
'Venmo' itself has become a verb rather than just a service so I doubt either of them have the necessary momentum to take these services to anything more than nominal levels of volume relative to the market lead
- sidegrid 9y agoWhat's a Venmo?
- Mz 9y agohttps://www.clickondetroit.com/consumer/how-venmo-became-a-verb-for-millennials https://www.clickondetroit.com/consumer/how-venmo-became-a-v...
- whostolemyhat 9y ago> "Venmo has essentially eliminated the use of checks for our generation" I've literally never heard of Venmo before now
- Mz 9y agoMe neither. I googled it, out of curiosity myself. I was confusing it with BevMo, a retail chain for beverages et al.
- giobox 9y agoMy gut feeling is that whether you are familiar with the popular cash sharing apps really depends on your social circle. Among young people/students etc, not surprisingly I see a TON of Venmo users. Among adults with steady reasonable paying jobs, not so much. I've seen Venmo reguarly used as a Verb in social media too. I know for me personally I'm far more likely to say "you get it next time" than bill my friends for some share of an outing. If it's sufficiently expensive that this doesn't make sense I'd just split the check. If I was younger and still a student I can absolutely see the appeal though.