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Anecdotally, I don't know of any Swedish consumers saying "not so fast!". Even the pensioners I know do their parking with the kommun's parking app and love sw
by willvarfar 8y ago
Anecdotally, I don't know of any Swedish consumers saying "not so fast!". Even the pensioners I know do their parking with the kommun's parking app and love swish etc.
Myself, I last used a banknote... at least over a year ago. I think I did use some coins (which luckily I still had in the glovebox of my car) in an old-fashioned parking machine recently.
- kungtotte 8y agoLook beyond your bubble. I use cash nearly every day and I see plenty of transactions in cash around me. It's still alive and well. Do you live in a city?
- PeterisP 8y agoMost people live in cities, and the share is continuously growing.
- kungtotte 8y agoActually only 41% of Swedes live in cities with >= 50000 inhabitants.
- willvarfar 8y agoThe purpose of giving my anecdotal evidence is to describe the world as seen from my bubble? ;) Where I am, a town is pretty much anything over 5K people. We jokingly call the nearest large village with 2K people a 'town' too. And I live in the proper countryside. I don't think that a is relevant factor. I increasingly use swish in shops too. Just recently Swish QR codes have been plastered to tills everywhere. Its already ubiquitous.