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So they install one self pay cash box? Not a big deal, and probably required for ADA. Not all seniors have access to electronic payment.

• mamon 7y ago
  Seniors or not, the most important thing to me is this: cash is issued by the government, and can be used without incurring any additional cost. Credit cards require you to sign contract with a bank, which is a private company, that makes money on every transaction. Government should never force you to sign a contract with a private entity, for any reason, so if they ever want us to go cashless, then I would expect they provide government-issued, free of charge credit/debit card for everyone first.
  • comex 7y ago
    But the law in question isn’t about the government requiring people to go cashless; it’s about whether private businesses (stores) are allowed to require their customers to go cashless.
  • chelovek89 7y ago
    Receiving cash does have a cost, it requires you to either have an employee to handle it or a machine, someone to install and do maintenance on your register or cash machine, and armored cars to transport your cash to the bank.
  • athms 7y ago
    Only coins are issued by the government. Paper notes are issued by the Federal Reserve.