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Apparently not because you just got that wrong bucko. The store that I worked at liked earning money. We didn't turn customers away because they wanted to pay
by effluvium 2y ago
Apparently not because you just got that wrong bucko.
The store that I worked at liked earning money. We didn't turn customers away because they wanted to pay in cash.
- Yeul 2y agoReally? There are plenty of digital payment only stores in my country.
- walterbell 2y agoSome US cities mandate cash acceptance by law, e.g. San Francisco, Philadelphia and New York City.
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoThere is also a pending US federal lawsuit which attempts to require that all federal lands [e.g. NPS] requiring paid admission to accept cash for entry. I think this will help establish "cash allowed" precedent. I don't even use email, so this will be really helpful (since you cannot receive the entry pass without email and CC).
- 1oooqooq 2y agoi expect the opposite soon. want anything from federal gov? you better have a id.me account with a verified secure device owned by google or apple, or else.
- extraduder_ire 2y agoDo they validate that email? Strange to come across someone with no email address, not even an anonymous one.
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoI don't believe they directly "validate" that email, but they do send the admission pass there. So without providing the email address [it won't even process the CC transaction] you wouldn't be able to receive a printout of the permitted entry [again, presuming it would still transact without providing email]. >no email address I only use temporary burners, nothing longer-term storage than ten minutes. At a chancery court action about a year ago, judge made me sign a statement attesting to not using email.