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CashApp is still quite useful. Although with people indoors there may be a decline of its usage in that there will be no reason to transfer money between people
by hckr_news 7y ago
CashApp is still quite useful. Although with people indoors there may be a decline of its usage in that there will be no reason to transfer money between people.
- gnicholas 7y agoI joined CashApp to make use of the coffee shop boost. After that disappeared, I tried adding several other boosts. Each one magically disappeared right before I tried to use it. Uninstalled. If I need to transfer money I have several other options, including "cash," a well-established p2p solution.
- anthonybullard 7y agoInteresting time to choose cash, given its generally considered unsanitary. Maybe time for a different type of money laundering.
- gnicholas 7y agoI don't need any of these right now since I'm not bill-splitting these days. But in ordinary times, cash is just fine. There need not be an app for everything, and the Cash app made itself useless when they started playing games with the boosts (the only benefit to using it).
- chipotle_coyote 7y agoFor those of us who are still bill-splitting (if only delivery and pickup orders in the present moment, granted), the Cash app is still useful for, well, that. That's the first reason I picked it up years ago and I honestly didn't know they had those "boosts" until very recently!