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It's definitely a matter of getting used to it. I moved from Canada where contactless has been standard for a couple of years now and being unable to get a cont
by jarek 12y ago
It's definitely a matter of getting used to it. I moved from Canada where contactless has been standard for a couple of years now and being unable to get a contactless UK card for now I'm super annoyed every time I have to punch in PINs to pay £1 - £3 for something small. The extra 30 seconds just feel totally unnecessary.
- dasil003 12y agoWhy not just use cash? Unlike in the US and Canada, the coinage is actually worth enough to buy real things with pocket change.
- jarek 12y agoA few coins are much heavier and thicker than a card, for one. Just tapping a card is faster than picking out coins then waiting for change. And when paying with card I know I won't get any two pence coins back.