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Cash-less Businesses

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False. Once a debit card is blocked, there is no more link to the bank account.

 

From the card correct, but if they have your bank account info, they can continue to ping it with charges.

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What if it’s winter time and you can’t put your arms down to fight? Call Ralphie for backup?

 

They'll have to get through the snowsuit, and that's borderline impossible.

From the card correct, but if they have your bank account info, they can continue to ping it with charges.

 

No, they don't. You cannot access someones funds using a debit card that has been blocked, period.

No, they don't. You cannot access someones funds using a debit card that has been blocked, period.

 

I'm going to assume he means using the card, before it's blocked, to gather the account info. I'm not sure how one would go about doing such a thing, but I'd imagine there's a way for the determined thief.

I'm going to assume he means using the card, before it's blocked, to gather the account info. I'm not sure how one would go about doing such a thing, but I'd imagine there's a way for the determined thief.

 

You still can't do that. Anywhere the account number would be printed it would be abbreviated.

You still can't do that. Anywhere the account number would be printed it would be abbreviated.

 

That was my thought too.

I don't really notice a difference in how long it takes to pay unless I'm asking for $20 on pump whatever.

I know valet places are now using an app that you download and can pay and add a tip electronically. It’s way easier.

 

Maybe for you, you whipper snapper!

 

Seriously though, the young folks I know who work in the tip industry tell me that they prefer tips in cash regardless of how you pay the bill. That way they are not taxed for their tips, or at least they can fudge a bit more. Dont you tip the valet as well as pay the charge?

 

Can’t we keep a few bucks out for tips or the poor kids selling candy bars for their school at the grocery store?

 

I would really hate to be totally cashless, but I realize that is one more dinosaur scale I am growing!

Maybe for you, you whipper snapper!

 

Seriously though, the young folks I know who work in the tip industry tell me that they prefer tips in cash regardless of how you pay the bill. That way they are not taxed for their tips, or at least they can fudge a bit more. Dont you tip the valet as well as pay the charge?

 

Can’t we keep a few bucks out for tips or the poor kids selling candy bars for their school at the grocery store?

 

I would really hate to be totally cashless, but I realize that is one more dinosaur scale I am growing!

I agree. If for some reason or another I do have cash on me I tip with cash because it’s not taxed. But as someone who doesn’t carry a lot of cash it’s easier for me just to add a tip on my card. I’m a generous tipper so I don’t feel too bad about it.

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