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I don't know about your country but here the only people who physically go to the bank are 80+ grannies and granddads who think they're too old to learn this bl
by yason 3y ago
I don't know about your country but here the only people who physically go to the bank are 80+ grannies and granddads who think they're too old to learn this bloody computer stuff, and who are also willing to pay exorbitant 10-30 monetary units for each bill paid by a physical person in the physical bank, and to do even that they must accept that it's ok if you have to book an appointment at the bank's counter in advance.
- JohnFen 3y agoIt's nothing like that here in my part of the US, fortunately. I am becoming increasingly aware at how lucky I am about this in these comments, though! As I said in another comment, if I had these obstacles, it would absolutely alter my response to this. I don't pay my bills at a bank or bank website regardless, there is no surcharge for going to a bank's physical location, and I don't have to make an appointment. And people who go to branches aren't exclusively elderly and/or technophobes -- but even if they were, what does that matter?