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They're not sending cash, it's a check or a deposit into a debit card. Not many "children" under the age of 16 have those. So many of the comments in this thre
by dymk 8y ago
They're not sending cash, it's a check or a deposit into a debit card. Not many "children" under the age of 16 have those.
So many of the comments in this thread are literally "Think of the children!"
- titanomachy 8y agoReally? I think I opened my first bank account when I was 10 or so. My parents had to co-sign but other than that were not involved in it. I don't think this was very unusual, the bank even promoted a special free account for young people. I had summer jobs from the age of 12, would you expect me to shove the money under my mattress?
- dymk 8y agoWell your parents surely would be pretty involved with that, if their 12 year old son needs a ride down to the bank. It's not something that's going to be slipping under their noses.
- PavlovsCat 8y agoIf they're thinking of the child, that is. Which brings us back to you falsely claiming anyone but you uttered that phrase, and your implied assertion that there is something wrong or odd with looking out for others, including children.
- Wowfunhappy 8y agoActually, the article says the money was paid "via e-gift cards", so I don't think a bank account would have been needed.
- anonymous5133 8y agoI use the app. It is $20 amazon gift card.
- r3bl 8y agoMay I ask why?