3 ms·
It's only a very small part of this but I have to wonder why "cash on delivery" is a thing. As far as I'm aware that's very usual in my country. We have no sh
by Lio 4y ago
It's only a very small part of this but I have to wonder why "cash on delivery" is a thing.
As far as I'm aware that's very usual in my country. We have no shortage of delivery services but they all need to be paid up front with a credit card.
It's like the US food industry has made itself a willing part of the harassment industry. The only reason I can think of for them to really want to offer this service is as a tax dodge.
I'm sure that there's no end of alternative ways that the inventive scumbag can think of to annoy people but that one at least is not open to them here.
- sph 4y agoAmericans love their cash money. They say it's part of their freedom or something, but I'm not that convinced.
- nathanaldensr 4y agoYour comment makes absolutely no sense.
- thatguy0900 4y agoYou don't see the utility or freedom of a way to spend money that that governments and corporations can't track and store indefintely? Look no further than the current abortion issue here. The government knows everyone who got an abortion in the past and paid by a credit card. Not by cash though.
- mrguyorama 4y agoIf you think companies aren't tracking you even when you use cash, I have a bridge to sell you. Cash only
- IG_Semmelweiss 4y agothere is a huge portion of the country that doesnt use cards they are callee the unbanked. They are poor. its part of the ideals of this country that everyone deserves equal opportunity of transacting with a businesa. Its part of our freedom of association. EU elite love their restrictions. They say EU elites love democracy or something, but after watching top bureucrats try to hold UK hostage over brexit, im not that convinced.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]