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cash will always be king dont matter what industry
Cash option fading
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sludgie
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Well the shop doesn't miss out at all at Langtrees.Well hopefully one of the Langtree random posters or bots can explain the 10 % surcharge for card use.
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D996R
Gold Member
I even got the cash price this afternoon buying tools for my garage!!
I only use the card these days to get cash out of the atm. Every payment is cash, and if they don't take cash ( like Nando's ), I walk.
sludgie
Gold Member
I have a similar attitude to no cash establishments, it is still legal tender.
random1
Gold Member
Most efpos machines sit on a charger and still work without power, might not be able to open the till though.
howling
Diamond Member
Aussie mum furious after major bank tells her she can't access her own cash
The Brisbane mum was in disbelief when staff told her there was nothing they could do.
ANZ customer closes her account after being told she can't withdraw cash
A frustrated ANZ customer has closed her bank account on the spot after being told by staff that she couldn’t withdraw her money because they are a ‘cashless’ branch. A bank with no cash is like a pub with no beer.Westpac is also changing its cash rules
Westpac's major cash change for customers
If you need to get a lump sum of cash from an ATM, you may soon find it harder to do so. Here’s why.
au.finance.yahoo.com
sircurious
Legend Member
There are two ANZ branches in the Perth CBD and only the one on Murray Street Mall will give you cash at a teller, the one at Allendale Square on St Georges Terrace is cashless - only has ATM's.
Aussie mum furious after major bank tells her she can't access her own cash
The Brisbane mum was in disbelief when staff told her there was nothing they could do.au.news.yahoo.com
ANZ customer closes her account after being told she can't withdraw cash
A frustrated ANZ customer has closed her bank account on the spot after being told by staff that she couldn’t withdraw her money because they are a ‘cashless’ branch. A bank with no cash is like a pub with no beer.
Westpac is also changing its cash rules
Westpac's major cash change for customers
If you need to get a lump sum of cash from an ATM, you may soon find it harder to do so. Here’s why.
Liam
Gold Member
You mean the "illegal" 10% surcharge.Well hopefully one of the Langtree random posters or bots can explain the 10 % surcharge for card use.
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We have some of the most competitive prices in the industry. Our fully BEST Adult & Escort Services in Perth start from $250
Kenny
Diamond Member
My guess is to only receive cash for maybe some creative book keeping.
Anyone else notice the inverted threads?
StevieG
Legend Member
Yes, confused the shit out of me today
Liam
Gold Member
Yes i have noticed many unnecessary changes to this site
Sweetninnocent
Diamond Member
Big 4 banks no longer charge transaction fees, AFAIK. NAB customers also have access to the RediTeller network, whose clients include BOQ, P&N and Beyond Banks.
C7Vol
Gold Member
There is now the option of doing cash withdrawals at most Post Offices. Has anyone tried that?
The ATM nearest my favourite AMP is closing in November, so I'm looking for options. Paying by card is not one of them.
It's getting to the stage where we could make a list of the 'free' ATM's in the metro area. There are only about 40 of them.
The ATM nearest my favourite AMP is closing in November, so I'm looking for options. Paying by card is not one of them.
It's getting to the stage where we could make a list of the 'free' ATM's in the metro area. There are only about 40 of them.
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Nev
Gold Member
Cash is much cheaper when undocumented transactions are GST Free and [CONTENT WARNING: tax jargon] non-assessable-non-exempt income.
Businesses just need to be careful that undocumented income doesn't make them outliers in their industry. The tax office can look carefully at lots of ratios across an industry, use [CONTENT WARNING: first year uni stats] multivariate regression to adjust for details such as Victoria being cheaper or dominatrixes having more expensive toys, and audit both the most unusual 5% and every client of tax agents with lots of outliers. This is why I only tip with cash and I prefer paying for extras with cash.
BUT I like paying for basic services with credit card (except at places like Langtrees that charge 10% for credit cards) because it gives me both frequent flyer points (possibly to places where long-times till 9am now cost $AUD300 including bar fine) and a reminder of where my money went. These reminders are vital if I otherwise easily spend more than I can afford. Does anybody have an undocumented money tree that I could please borrow?
Businesses just need to be careful that undocumented income doesn't make them outliers in their industry. The tax office can look carefully at lots of ratios across an industry, use [CONTENT WARNING: first year uni stats] multivariate regression to adjust for details such as Victoria being cheaper or dominatrixes having more expensive toys, and audit both the most unusual 5% and every client of tax agents with lots of outliers. This is why I only tip with cash and I prefer paying for extras with cash.
BUT I like paying for basic services with credit card (except at places like Langtrees that charge 10% for credit cards) because it gives me both frequent flyer points (possibly to places where long-times till 9am now cost $AUD300 including bar fine) and a reminder of where my money went. These reminders are vital if I otherwise easily spend more than I can afford. Does anybody have an undocumented money tree that I could please borrow?
1steelrod
Diamond Member
Yes . Ask your local labour Pollie. They seem to have plenty of money to throw at stupid agendas. WA Inc is still in business here at the Labour party. Just look at the money they make from us in fines in such yet still claim not to have any money. Where does it all go. . Apparently The city of Perth has over 20 million just sitting around in the parking meter account while homelessness in on the increase , people are losing their homes but government and banks just continue to steal our hard earned cash and homes. And they are only going to take more away from you before you die.
Vote yes . Vote Labour.
Bullshit.
So we all know about getting scammed. Once you lose your cash options who owns your money. You or the bank.
If it is not in your hand you don't own it. .
It's a dictatorship. Global control.
Nina Stone
Diamond Member
I must agree, that folding money, that physical sensation of having something in hand, will never go out of styleCall me old fashioned.....Which I guess I am, but cash always for me. Why complicate something as enjoyable as time with a beautiful woman. The Govt will continue to try to make us a cashless society but it will never succeed. I loved my first pay as a young worker, real money in an envelope. Folding money will never go out of style and it has an allure that electronic transfers never will. Oh and no hacker, no matter how talented will ever know where my cash went
Sweetninnocent
Diamond Member
As if the Libs are any better. Both are two wings of the same evil bird.
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City of Perth ≠ Labour party (btw did you mean UK or NZ Labour?)
Babe iit is not illegal our prices are $550 per hour and if you pay cash we give you a 10% discount.
Liam
Gold Member
Might be in your best interest to have a look what the max surcharge you can apply to credit cards
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howling
Diamond Member
Woolworths makes major checkout change
The supermarket giant has confirmed a big move after a staff memo leaked online. Here's what you need to know.
Cash withdrawal reduced to $200
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C7Vol
Gold Member
That is disappointing.Cash withdrawal only permitted if you make a puchase.
Woolworths makes major checkout change
The supermarket giant has confirmed a big move after a staff memo leaked online. Here's what you need to know.
Cash withdrawal reduced to $200
I have now done a cash withdrawal from the Post Office. It shows on the bank statement as Aust Post and the suburb. No fees involved, but obviously only available during the business hours of the branch.
Should we start doing a list of 'free' ATMs? As I said previously, there are now fewer than 40 sites in the Perth metro area.
JimmyMcBuckets
Silver Member
Depends on your bank? the ATM in the servo 2 mins away from me is fee-free for Westpac and associated cards, which is perfect (for me).. nearest proper bank ATM is 10 mins away
Valvoline
Gold Member
some banks refund ATM fees with some conditions
D996R
Gold Member
I got cash out at Woolworths today with no purchase.Cash withdrawal only permitted if you make a puchase.Woolworths makes major checkout change
The supermarket giant has confirmed a big move after a staff memo leaked online. Here's what you need to know.
Cash withdrawal reduced to $200
C7Vol
Gold Member
How much did you withdraw? The article says a limit of $200 is being introduced.
Slugger1
Legend Member
They are introducing the no cash without purchase by the end of October.
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For the women, I'm not sure if it's really for the anonymity or the traceability from the tax office. Lots of ATMs at the petrol stations. Also, if in daytime, just opt for cash out at the supermarkets.