Resist a cashless and CBDC society by choosing to pay with cash!

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

WILL NO ONE THINK OF THE COIN COLLECTORS?????????? oh wait, they only mint garbage these days... carry on.

@johnroekoek9864

Ай бұрын

But it's convenient. I heard someone say that they will block you. For example from buying a second bottle of wine or beer because you already bought one that month. That's not true is it?

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

@@johnroekoek9864 COMING SOON!!!!!!!!!! You have reached Pizza Gov! I can see by your medical certification that if you get the veggies lovers wrap it will be $0.12, If you'd like to go with your usual: DEEP dish, extra sauce, triple cheese MEGA meat madness it will be $3,287.42..........

@rogerwilco4736

Ай бұрын

​@@johnroekoek9864oh probably will

@LogicalAspect1

Ай бұрын

Yea resist cashless and CBDC society, only one problem.... they print the cash, so when they turn the print machines off..... then what?

Look what happened in Norway. After going cashless, they had to legislate for cash to be legal tender again. Cash in my hand is not in Albanese's hand. Cash is tangible. Cash belongs to the holder. Cash is a great negotiating tool. Cash stands solid when the internet goes down. Cash is safe against cyber crime. Cash is legal tender. Cash is not subject to bank charges. Cash is king.

@helengormlie966

Ай бұрын

It's not the wanker Albanese cash. It's tax payer cash. What pension are you on?

@angeldark8812

Ай бұрын

Make that our anthem for the world!!!

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

When I was a kid in the 80's the bank had comic books to teach about how banking works, there was a part where they mention that before money people were on "The Barter System" a loong time ago but not any more........... I have no idea how many cars my dad GOT for trading a newly rebuilt transmission.....

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Same in France who LISTENED to its citizens and passed laws that mandated cash MUST BE ACCEPTED by any registered business.

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

@@wyattfamily8997 Business in Australia does not have to accept cash; business can legally refuse cash payment.

Great idea. I only spend cash every where I go. No to cashless society

@phoenixmodellingphotography

Ай бұрын

​@@codechartreuse It literally makes you no more or less safe than you already are. None

@lesleycrowther-scott1809

Ай бұрын

@@codechartreuse you want them to be able to control you. They make you pay for use of card on every transaction

@amb1u5

Ай бұрын

​@@codechartreuseyou can get robbed by your government without recourse and without valid reason, See the Donators supporting the canadian truckers and the canadian truckers. How about you pay attention.

@Antonio-uw6ue

Ай бұрын

He never say was more SAFE ,just you control you MONEY

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

My dad has used the same bank for about 75 years........ Hip Pocket National.

Imagine the charges banks will charge if cash goes!

@joejugashvili3616

Ай бұрын

So take out sufficient to last you a week or a month. 1 trx, one fee.

@reddysteddy2195

Ай бұрын

​@@joejugashvili3616 but "cash goes" can't you read?

@letsgetreal-df7pu

Ай бұрын

Oh yeah!

@garyjones5406

Ай бұрын

The bastard banks already charge for cashless transactions.... and just about every business is passing those charges on at the check-out whilst simultaneously building the extra charges into the product price . We all will pay once , twice , three times and more. Cash must stay or we will all be rooted by governments and financial institutions.

@leevan2332

Ай бұрын

@@joejugashvili3616 I do! Ive been using mainly cash for years! All my life actually...When it's gone the banks will bury us in exorbitant fees extorting us even more....The LOVE of Money is the Root of all Evil!!

My hubby and I now always carry some cash after we witnessed what happened to stranded holidaymakers when NSW fires caused power outages and NBN failure, leaving those who relied on card payments for fuel unable to fuel up and leave the danger zones. Keep cash alive it might just save your life.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Very good point, but also be proactive and pressure your Federal representative to follow France and legislate that cash MUST BE ACCEPTED by ALL businesses.

@kirkc4696

Ай бұрын

Well said!

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

It's just common sense to carry cash for such an emergency but then, most business these days close when there's a power outage, as their tills don't work.

I always use cash No fees No issue's with efpos machines down Also know how much spending Easier way to save money

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

When you break a $100 bill you feel it.... it's more than a TAP.

@davidcruse6589

Ай бұрын

@@user-wm3bf7pi3u to right teaches value of money real quick and little it goes

@Seagulligus

Ай бұрын

Agree with saving money 100%

@skids3048

Ай бұрын

Plus you usually get a discount because idiots don't know how to count anymore

The card surcharge should be banned !

@richardfox6595

Ай бұрын

It's a double whammy, the banks save our surveillance data for the govt, and they charge us for the privilege.

@Unbearable.Unbearable

Ай бұрын

That's right. I remember back to 1978 working at the Bank of New South Wales and they were about to commence the debit card payment system. They only had a couple of merchants to begin with ( Food Plus and I forgot the other), The bank hierarchy were so excited at how much they would save, spruiking to the staff about the opportunity cost of $millions laying idle in bank strong rooms and night safes, Time to be saved in tellers counting $millions daily and the supervision required, the transportation and security costs, cash payrolls at businesses (armoured cars), insurance premiums. No mention of all the job losses to come. 46 years later, all the banks wishes came true, and more. Having saved $ billions in operating costs and done away with tens of thousands of jobs. Banks and corporate greed knows no bounds. Fees was the Banks next frontier. The mantra became "user pays" to justify placing fees onto customers for services that used to be absorbed as the cost of doing business. Account keeping fees, electronic transaction fees, excess transaction fees, stop paying interest on transaction accounts, merchant fees etc etc etc. The ladder climbing individuals working for these organisations will always be willing to come up with new schemes to squeeze more out of the customers, regardless of being reasonable, fair, decent part of the community. An old movie "The Corporation" gives good insight into how the dark side of individuals feeds this greed unchecked. Transacting electronically has a justifiable place in the payments system. But it should not be the only option. Cash and other types of payments should not be penalised by fees. It's all part of the cost of doing business.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Use cash or keep paying

@roshemmings8857

Ай бұрын

No put it up. People might stop using their cards.

@typetersen8809

Ай бұрын

​@@roshemmings8857No they won't. It's all about habits....usually Bad Habits.😅

Carrying cash is a great way to stave off digital ID and CDBC.

All of this "we're doing it to keep you safe" started with taking the guns away...

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

"The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants." Albert Camus.

@brothermaynard3200

Ай бұрын

They haven't taken mine away. I'm planning to get more.

@jribeye1818

Ай бұрын

Yet Australia has more gun ownership than ever before….

@kilburn1313

Ай бұрын

Shhhhh...@@brothermaynard3200

@mikeymusic1

Ай бұрын

When they say ANYTHING is for “our” safety and security……..what that really means is so they can have “total control” of everything you do……..safety and security in the Gov Co/Corporate/Banking Elite world equals power and control !!!

Keep Cash Alive!

I just returned home to Perth. Shops are shocked when you use cash !! Ffs

@user-by3xw7kk6m

Ай бұрын

Yes and they have closed heaps of banks and ATM,s that you can get cash from.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Tell them all to wake up.

@tombradshaw5164

Ай бұрын

That's because they're just robots, and can't think for themselves.

I always use cash and shop at my local Friendly Grocer. Lose cash and we lose freedom. Use card and be enslaved by social credit scores.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Well put and so true. We also need to be proactive and loudly lobby our Federal representaives to LEGISLATE that cash MUST BE accepted by every registered business, or Big Banks will use their "influence" ( paid to politicians) to ensure cash is REMOVED forever.

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

@@wyattfamily8997 Never going to happen; it has never been law in Australia that business must accept cash and never will be; cash is only legal tender for the payment of debts.

@dayamitrasaraswati6276

Ай бұрын

I have been lobbying senators to keep cash alive. Cash can be banned or not accepted, but prominent signs must be displayed by a business to say so before you take your items to the counter to pay. If there are no signs to say the business does not accept cash then they must accept. While cash can be changed or done away with if not enough people use it, gold and silver are constitutionally always legal tender without conditions.

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

@@dayamitrasaraswati6276 Business do not have to have signs, but of course they would normally do so, as they don't want customers selecting items for purchase, then not completing the purchase at the till because they don't have a card; business can legally verbally advise at the till before the purchase is finalised that they don't accept cash payment.

Why cant we take matters in to our own hands and get rid of labour??

@andrewwestcott9172

Ай бұрын

You can't get rid of labour - that's how things are produced.

@jamesderiter4370

Ай бұрын

​@@andrewwestcott9172he's probably talking about Labor, our Lord and saviours sending us into green energy driven bankruptcy

@lucasroe2878

Ай бұрын

@@andrewwestcott9172 how babies are born🤣🤣🤣

@typetersen8809

Ай бұрын

Don't you know that we are "governed"😅 by the Green-Labor Communist Alliance led by Albanese-Bandt? Adam (Green Green) Bandt is the Deputy Prime Minister. 😂 The Green tail is definitely wagging the Red Labor dog.😊

@joezubiani1234

Ай бұрын

​@typetersen8809 too many people in Oz have zero understanding of politics and that's why we continue to get the idiots that govern us

As Ronald Regan warned: We're from the government and we're here to help

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

As Joe Biden warned: Hey you kids get off my .... ohh what ever......... ICE CREAM AND A NEW DIAPER!!!!!!!!!!!!

@user-im9ju4hx8s

Ай бұрын

Lenin stated “The truth is good but Control is better”.

Great idea, but not enough. We should be boycotting banks and businesses that won't use cash.

@MrFooChops

Ай бұрын

Absolutely. Already do!

@illawarriorhill70

Ай бұрын

I recently walked away from a Krispy Kreme food outlet at Sydney airport because they refused cash, then, when I got home wrote to their management to complain.

@anth5189

Ай бұрын

@@illawarriorhill70 What people don't understand is that is is actually "Illegal" to refuse any type of "legal" tender. Cash is of course legal tender. So if you have the correct amount of cash, they can't refuse it. If they do technically you could call the police.

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

3 years ago, I realised that the cash withdrawal limit is $1,000. So every time my bank balance exceeds that, I withdraw $1,000.

@AndrewFishman

Ай бұрын

@@alexanderralph8341 Worse, a mate of mine sold a motor bike and went to deposit the $11, 500 he was paid, to be told there was a $10K daily limit on cash de[posits at the bank branch. On DEPOSITS!!!

I bought a few items at a garage sale for $50. I gave him a $50 note. The seller bought some new shoes with that $50 note. The shoe shop owner used the $50 note to buy some groceries. The grocer used the same note to buy a crate of watermelons from a local farmer. The farmer bought $50 worth of fuel for his tractor. The fuel seller bought his children some second-hand school uniforms with the $50. The mother who sold the second-hand uniforms put an extra $50 worth of food on the table for her children, using the $50 note. This continued for a multitude of transactions and every time the $50 was still worth the original $50. Now, using a card, the seller only received $49.90. The next seller only received $49.80. The next only received $49.70 ... this process continued until the whole $50 card payment was swallowed up in bank fees and resulted in $00.00, zero, zilch, nothing, nowt. No wonder banks want to remove cash from society.

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

I don't know why she swallowed that fly...........

@claytonleslie

Ай бұрын

well worded, quite correct!

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

@@claytonleslie Then again it almost seems like these people are skimming..... pocket the $50 and go for watermelons.

@andrewwestcott9172

Ай бұрын

Well except that many of those transactions should have incurred GST, so you would get $45.46 from the first $50 transaction, $41.32 from the second etc.@@claytonleslie

@jonahtwhale1779

Ай бұрын

Surely the bank owner used that $50 in fees to buy his third yacht. The yacht builder used that $45+get to pay his tax bill. The government used that $50 to fund a NGO who spent the money in Africa. Australia never saw th a t money again!

Australia needs to wake the heck up, and fast! Distopia vis just around the corner.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

We need to be proactive and forcefully LOBBY our Federal Politicains to LEGISLATE that cash MUST BE ACCEPTED by every registered business, as they did in France.

@tonyneville4425

Ай бұрын

Too late for that myfriend Australia is gone

@salvoka1421

Ай бұрын

​@@wyattfamily8997 For real but it's too late. Even if we protest even if we strictly use cash only. They will have it all digital. Australia is a nanny state and it won't change it will only get worse

@BOB-uz5mq

Ай бұрын

Australia passed the compliance test with flying colours during covid. Now governments and corps are trying to see what else they can get away with.

@professorsip7242

Ай бұрын

Let’s start demanding new strict laws regarding digital currency, terms and conditions to be simplified with yes and no answers and the ability to raise concerns or ask questions, atm it’s you must agree to terms without any choice,

Every day should be cash day, look what happened to Nigel Farage in England, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Bank accounts cancelled.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

And EVERYONE must lobby their Federal representative to follow the lead of France and LEGISLATE that cash MUST be accepted by every registered business within Australia.

@leeevans2929

Ай бұрын

I took all my money out the bank after they cancelled the truckies bank accounts in Canada. It’s going to happen here soon.

@returnofthenative

Ай бұрын

Or Laura Towler & her husband in Yorkshire, or the Canadian Truckers & their supporters.

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

@@missplainjane3905 You think anyone is going to tell you where they store their money? That would tell burglars exactly where to look.

@missplainjane3905

Ай бұрын

@@alexanderralph8341 I'm asking about the method

In Japan, less than a quarter of the population use card payment, they al use cash, atms everywhere, they dont trust the system, too much scams and fraud. Smart Japanese people

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Not all, live next door to one, as stupid as most people.

@user-im9ju4hx8s

Ай бұрын

Biggest Scammers in the world are our own Australian government.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

France has LEGISLATED that cash MUST BE accepted by every registered business. The "she'll be right mate" attitude of Aussies means we lose our rights very easily instead of STANDING UP for them. We maust lobby our Federal Representatives to legislate businesses MUST ACCERPT CASH or the nlobbying of Big Baks will succeed as they have a lot of "influence" over Politicians.

@kyliemoronogue

Ай бұрын

​@@wyattfamily8997I wish I was French. I have no interest in this country. What a dump.

@user-sj7nc1pf7g

Ай бұрын

I agree, the people are racist and dumb ​@@kyliemoronogue

If the bank don’t give you cash,get all you money ,close the account,and find another bank ,every time you use the card they charge again for YOU MONEY

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

I have two accounts neither is over $5, If I have to make an online purchase I deposit the exact amount.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

And also Lobby your Federal Representative to legislate for cash to be accepted by all registered businesses PERMANENTLY.

@davinasquirrel7672

Ай бұрын

I already dumped the bank I had been with for over a decade. They closed the local branch (so no ATM), and I withdraw basically my whole pay out each week.

This trio are GOLD for Sky News. I've seen quite a few of their sensible & relevant debates lately & they Nail the issues. 💥 More please Sky 🎯🚀👈

Cant believe the fees to access the money shits getting crazy! I spend cash for everything.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Lobby YOUR Federal representative to legislate that cash MUST BE ACCEPTED by every registered business PERMANENTLY, as they did in France. If we just post to Social Media it will be lost.

Went to a service station the other day ,the payment on card machine went down ,six people in front of me,all wanted to pay on card ,I myself was the only one paying cash ,not one of those people had cash to pay their bill ,and one guy yells to his wife this is why we carry cash in our wallets.they were told to stay until machine came on line ,what a waste of time .

@AndrewFishman

Ай бұрын

Paid cash for a guy's fuel the other day. He put in $20 and the machine would not process his card. He was a bit distressed, so I paid my account and threw on the extra for his fuel. The lady behind was left standing with about $100 worth and no way to pay.

I have stopped going to KFC and NRL games back when Stadium Australia went cashless. I was at the stadium the night they stopped accepting cash and I starved so I canceled the memberships I paid every year for years and haven’t bothered attending a game since.

I hope so ! If you can remember what strength looks like in numbers , we can all correct this corruption.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Fisr step is to HEAVILY LOBBY Federal representatives to legislate that cash MUST BE accepted by any registered business, THAT will put a spike into the Banks plans.

A city in America gathered 100 people, all went to supermarket filled their trolley's. Went to checkout at Same time.... Sorry we don't do cash any more... Oh well mass walk out... Hang on says management we can accommodate you. They went back too cash very quickly after that..

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Yeah if people won't do anything they are the problem.

@carlaburgers3088

Ай бұрын

That's the way to go.

Banks are not the only ones banning cash. I have stayed at hotels that don't accept cash (didn't know until checkout time). I have shopped at retailers that don't accept cash, well not really shopped since I declined my purchase and walked out. I even saw one cafe (can't remember where) that didn't accept cash, then had the audacity to charge a surcharge on the use of card payments. They didn't get my money either.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Yes it's up to people making sure never to go there again and making them feel like fools by saying stick it.

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

This trend will only increase, like people not using letters anymore; when was the last time you sent a letter? but you send emails and texts everyday..

Cash is King! People who use Tap and Go NEED TO LEARN ON HOW TO USE CASH!

@kilburn1313

Ай бұрын

Too lazy to count

@johndrury2028

Ай бұрын

Teenagers will grow up with bad habits, not realizing the bank balance is whittling away with each "tap". Let them actually see the money "disappearing".

@hal263

Ай бұрын

It isn't anymore. About 10% of transactions these days are in cash and there are less places that don't accept card, than those that don't accept cash. The benefits of digital payment far outweighs the benefits of cash.

@briananderson7285

Ай бұрын

​@hal263 wrong.

@rhyno1740

Ай бұрын

​@hal263 💩 In your dreams maybe.

Bendigo bank, u can still go in the bank to withdraw money, no questions asked how much money u want

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Yes, they are the best bank around.

@davinasquirrel7672

Ай бұрын

Yep, I dumped NAB and went to Bendigo. NAB closed the local branch, it was the push I needed.

Here Here🎉 From Washington State, USA👍🏻. WE TOO SHOULD HERE🎉

I got a discount for paying cash at a small business recently. No discount for using a card because of high fees the business had to pay. It will be the death of small businesses if we are forced into cashless.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

That is what they want.

@kyliemoronogue

Ай бұрын

Every tradie I have employed locally has given me a discount for paying in cash since I moved to regional South Australia.

Once cash is gone, you think these interact companies will stop at just charging vendors? When they are your only option, they’ll start charging you too! If you don’t think so, you’re naive! EVERY company will profit more if they can! Why throw free money away?

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

When they "charge vendors" the cost is ALREADY PASSED onto YOU, so effectively you will be charged twice.

@janetbell9435

Ай бұрын

They already charge you too

@Uneke

Ай бұрын

@@janetbell9435 no they don’t. You don’t get hit with fees from the interact companies. Maybe the buck is passed on to you by the vendor who has to pay them, but that’s not from the interact companies. You’ll pay from both ends if cash disappears

@Uneke

Ай бұрын

@@wyattfamily8997 exactly. Charged by increase in the price of goods and also by the interact companies

NO CASHLESS SOCIETY.

Watch all the ATMS being out of service and then the banks using them to say no one wants to use cash. Ive begun noticing the local ATMS are out of service atleast once a week since the " people dont use cash daily" statement from the banks

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Go into a bank, if they won't give you money, close the account and go to somewhere else. I am getting rid of ANZ very soon.

@arroeducarlion4990

Ай бұрын

@@vivrowe2763 I'd say the same except they've shut the majority of bank branches now. Nearest to me is around 150 KMs or so now ( not even my bank ). Was one ( my bank ) in town until early last year. I believe this too was to limit access to over the counter cash as they started demanding reasons for giving cash before closure.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

@@arroeducarlion4990 Yes have dealt with that question around 3 years ago at the ANZ Bank. I said it's my business and not yours, it's my money to do as I wish. She said oh you will get red flagged, I said that sounds right, it's becoming Communist so a good colour. I also said I am closing the account and going to a better bank who treat people with respect. I won't have some ignorant immigrant ask me those questions, because they are only doing their job. I also said you won't have a job soon, banks will be closing because of digital currency and the whole bank went silent. Yes, I am a woman and I don't give a damn nor will I be a slave to their system. I would rather burn every damn penny because when it goes digital you will lose the lot.

@arroeducarlion4990

Ай бұрын

@@vivrowe2763 I liked " I've run outta dunny roll and need to wipe my a..." And " I need to buy a gun so I can rob this bank " the people behind the counter didn't like having to ask here and were abused for it often so it was a little fun giving bs excuses for their overlords. Read their terms of service youl find they give themselves the right to sell such info too. Most likely why they say they got "hacked" sold it to bad actors knowingly

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

It's not just ATM's being out of service, it's bank branches being closed.

Once the "elected" government cannot supply legal tender, they demonstrate they are no longer legally competent to "govern" the country - anyone??

@LogicalAspect1

Ай бұрын

The government doesn't "supply legal tender" to begin with, the IMF supplies all tender around the world. Consider this, with Australia having its own mint " Perth Mint" why has government over decades insisted on NOT printing the country's own cash supply? People misconstrue that the "Fed Reserve" has something to do with Australia's cash, its only job is to dictate to Australia what's its currency is worth on a global scale, the Fed Reserve being a subsidiary of the IMF its no wonder why the nation as a whole is in trillions of dollars of debt.

@lucasroe2878

Ай бұрын

Agreed 👍

@anneslater5437

Ай бұрын

💯! And shoving through that dodgy digital Id bill as well, to try and force us into cashless...f#@& that!

@LogicalAspect1

Ай бұрын

Government doesn't supply legal tender. They circulate it, and the IMF supplies legal tender globally, not localised governments, regardless that Australia has its own mint. Just like governments around the world circulate firearms to other nations, they peddle the merchandise, not produce/build/manufacture it. They simply ship it from one point to another.

@lucasroe2878

Ай бұрын

@LogicalAspect1 This is because Paul Keating sold Australia out and floated the dollar. Currency and its value used to be controlled internally. Now we are at the mercy of the world stock exchange, makes you feel safe doesn't it? 🤣

Here in Canada, the young person working the cash register doesn't know how to count change.

@helengormlie966

Ай бұрын

And the pension rorters are too thick to know as well!!

@Jimmy-yu9xy

Ай бұрын

As a Canadian, I can say that comment is not true. I have never had it happen or heard of it happening. And why do so many use cash? I have stopped doing it because it’s not necessary. Tap and go baby!

@Antonio-uw6ue

Ай бұрын

In Australia too,and nobody say nothing about pension,this for you helen

@sidelinerbeekeeper

Ай бұрын

@Jimmy-yu9xy if you don't pay with cash yourself, how do you know how many can not count properly?

@sidelinerbeekeeper

Ай бұрын

@Jimmy-yu9xy if you don't pay with cash yourself, how do you know how many can not count properly?

yes pay with cash

Am in Great Southern Bank and thanks to online banking they are closing all their branches. This cashless society caper is utter bullshit and is only just the beginning and won’t end well. Have been in the situation where I did my shopping and then with my bank’s online system going down I’ve been stuck. Bugger that happening again it’s cash for me even to the point where I refuse to pay the majority of my bills online. Time for people to stop being lazy go back to cash and end this cashless rot.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

It's because of them not going into a bank and using cash they say that the people want it! Sounds right with everyone I watch pay by phone or card.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

Leave & let them know why. Also let your Federal representative know your wishes and that they should LEGISLATE that ALL businesses MUST accept cash as an option.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

@@vivrowe2763 Big Banks make it difficult to obtain cash and then use that to claim that people don't want it. They did that when A.T.M's were introduced, they minimised bank teller access so people were FORCED to use the A.T.M. or wait hours for service. Can't trust Banks EVER.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

@@wyattfamily8997 Don't return to the shop, tell them what you think, gets some guts back Australia.

@davegoldspink5354

Ай бұрын

@@wyattfamily8997 I’m kind of such where I am for now I took out a loan just before news broke on the closures and being a pensioner loans are not easy to come by as I’ve already found. Bear in mind to it doesn’t matter the bank or financial institution all are doing the same with branch closures and reducing their ATM networks all this is the reality of our current situation.

I went to the bank yesterday and was shocked to see them gone .not even a atm.this is in one of the biggest shopping centres in the city. I have not used a card to pay for anything in 20 years except one online purchase. I generally have a little bag of coins so I can pay the correct change as well.there is no charge when you spend the kings money. I used to enjoy a food and entertainment venue then they went cashless. I will never return.

Gotta love the look of shopkeepers when you hand em cash after they've already typed in the amount on a card scanner

@stevewiles7132

Ай бұрын

Yep, it's good fun

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

I get the opposite at op-shops.. they all now have card machines because they lost too many sales having a cash only policy.

CASH NEEDS TO STAY, DON'T BE SO LAZY !!

Once the country is cashless, they will know, what you are spending on, where you are spending, and how much!

@professorsip7242

Ай бұрын

Extremely powerful information at that

NO BANK FEES NO MERCHANT FEES NO COSTMER FEES 100% go's to the small business cash is KING

@hal263

Ай бұрын

Except for the cost of insuring and safely transporting cash to the bank (in large quantities, this isn't cheap), a cost which is ultimately passed down to the consumer. For small businesses, the issues around actually taking the cash to the bank (and hoping that the store/individual doesn't get robbed in the meantime), cash/change being miscounted, lost or damaged. Cash isn't as "free" as people like to think it is. It has a purpose, sure, but is it the best solution for everything? Absolutely not.

@illawarriorhill70

Ай бұрын

For now. I heard there are plans to introduce "cash handling" charges.

No to cashless or digital society, definitely No to surcharge to payWave

Young people do not see the problem going cashless. I know some young people who have not paid with cash for years see no problem. These same young complain when the internet of band is down. The government should pass a law says cash is legal tender and must be excepted. Cashless is not good for the people it is good for the government to track every think you buy.

@crowsfan691

Ай бұрын

They are the same people who will complain when their bank denies them a home loan because their bank statement shows them spending too much money on Uber Eats.

@hal263

Ай бұрын

@@crowsfan691 Then don't spend so much on Uber Eats? I don't see the problem. Banks have a responsibility to lend money responsibly. If someone spends money on shit they don't need, they either 1. Sort out their financial situation or , 2. Try and lie on a loan application then end up in further trouble.

Credit and debit card surcharges at getting out of control. It's ridiculous. We need a law passed against surcharges. All cost should be included in the advertised price of products.

What a Great idea, there should be more of this, to protect the little business and elderly in our society...!!

When you have cash and spend it - there is an actual pain response in the brain when you make the transaction. And you second guess the price and transaction. When you use a card, it bypasses that pain/brain signal. Which is why when using a card, studies show you spend 60% more.

I always use cash. Never use my card, because of scammers / card skimmers. And banks are ripping off card users by slugging extra fees, by using their cards in store's.

Hubby and i use cash and have done for years. We refuse to use credit cards- even though anz have sent them to us several times, despite us telling them we won't use them! We only leave enough in our overdraft to pay bills, the rest comes out in cash. I would encourage everyone to take a stand on this issue...doesn't take much thought to realise that no cash is a BAD idea for us!.❤

We get our cash out EVERY week!

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

I cash out $1,000 every time my bank balance overtakes $1,000.

if we go cashless banks should no longer be allowed to charge fees for transactions, atm use etc

@KAJAMAJA122

Ай бұрын

Yoh that’s all good and well but they can still close you down at whim and deny you access to your own money . No fees would be good and it might sucker some people into accepting cashless but it doesn’t address the control issue or the emergency factor when power goes down . This cashless drive is fraught with serious consequences .

@handle2468

Ай бұрын

The reason for going cashless is so they can raise fees. They plan to own the monopoly board and you too. Control the flow of money and they control you too. All it talks is one ‘cyber attack’ and your money disappears forever.

Iv'e switched back to exclusively using cash , fuck the banksters .

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

The majority of employers pay their staff electronically. If your employer is one of them, you will still need the banks in ordee to access cash in the first place. You need a card to get cash from an ATM. I'm cashing out about $2,000/month, and this is how.

🗣.. support the Citizens’ Party call for an Australian Postal Savings Bank ‼️.. brilliant idea..GO!!

What Happens when the power goes out in a cashless society?

@janetbell9435

Ай бұрын

You can’t get fuel or food

@katel7309

Ай бұрын

when macca's went down I had coins for a coffee but people in drive through turned around

Iwithdrawl $350 a fortnight and spend at small business.

Keep it going Aussies.

I wish people would understand what’s going to happen if they stop cash and supporting the government to know exactly what and where you’re going and spending. I’m must be the only person who only found out that your bank wants your Tax file number. I hope we stand together on this.

I never stopped using cash. I often wonder what is wrong with society. It’s pure laziness. Cash is king, it is beautiful.

@user-dv8db5pg3h

Ай бұрын

People have no idea how bad things will get if we have no other optional but digital money. If you can turn off someone's access to their own money, you have complete control over them. But people are lazy and stupid and only care about the here and now and what's convenient.

Been using cash for a year now. If a store doesn’t want cash I don’t shop there.

@Ben-on1zz

Ай бұрын

Haha I’m the same when a shop says cash only. I just walk away.

Damn - I'm in New Zealand, but never thought it got this bad in Australia where some branches no longer allow cash withdraws over there. Good luck, we're a few years behind you guys and will be rooting for you so hopefully it doesn't happen here

I have no problems getting cash out of Commonwealth Bank, I took out $2000 from an atm a few days ago. If I go to a shop that doesn’t accept cash, which is rare, I leave, and tell them why.

My boss told me that cash was just as expensive as the card fees. But it was not a small business, we had a company delivering change and picking up cash.

@petesmitt

Ай бұрын

Exactly.. and then there's the theft risk with cash, both internal and external.

@janetbell9435

Ай бұрын

@@petesmittyou can also be robbed online for everything or blocked

wait a second, is this the start of the bank run ? this might not end out so well. LETS DO IT

@letsgetreal-df7pu

Ай бұрын

That will start in America first sooner or later this year well see!

Yes, we need to wake up before its to late. Digital id, cashless society, we are screwed unless we wake up . Yes i am in it. I pay cash everywhere i go. No cash no sale. Thats how is see it.

Just recently gone back to using cash! It's way too easy to overspend using a card to swipe away useless items not realising the total spend for the week. I can now take control back by simply opening my wallet 🤣

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

I have never done it any other way.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Here we have stopped the withdrawal of cash usage to become a fully electronic surveillance society, for the time being. Cash payments are being used everywhere after a downturn during the pandemic. ATM's have been protected and cash is available at supermarket tills with some having paying in loose change conversion machines and Post Offices take in and give out cash. Norway is also in the midst of making cash a permanent fixture by Law I read.

Cashless = Government Control

@jamesderiter4370

Ай бұрын

Except that the banks aren't owned or ran by the government's so in reality the government becomes beholdent to the banks

@returnofthenative

Ай бұрын

You must mean Corporate control.

@phoenixmodellingphotography

Ай бұрын

@@jamesderiter4370 Well they already are, this is just tightening the grip

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

​@@jamesderiter4370 You think governments can't seize control of citizens' bank accounts? Well, take a look at what happened in Canada, and then get back to me.

@Krenisphia

Ай бұрын

Do you realise that fiat money (your notes and coins) is backed entirely by the full faith and trust in the government that issued it?

No cash, everything becomes more expensive.

@Jimmy-yu9xy

Ай бұрын

Wow. Still trying to figure out that comment. 🤪

@Antonio-uw6ue

Ай бұрын

You right some people are blind

@Jimmy-yu9xy

Ай бұрын

@@Antonio-uw6ue Good. Then explain why.

@reddysteddy2195

Ай бұрын

​@@Jimmy-yu9xyfees, obviously.

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

@@Jimmy-yu9xy I used to work doing telephone surveys, we had one on credit cards and other forms of payment. There was a question about which form of payment do you think costs the business owner the most to handle? This is the breakdown we didn't tell them. Cash and checks: secured storage space and transport to the bank, or an old safe and a zipper bag with a bank logo that is free from the bank in most cases. For large retail establishments they may prefer to hire a security company with an armored car for a standard low monthly fee. Gift cards: minor infrastructure, internally handled and cash up front.... nice option, especially when people lose the card. Credit/Debit: MASSIVE infrastructure, HUGE yearly payment for the privilege of using the system and a MAJOR surcharge on all purchases............ So if there is no cash and everyone is using cards the expense will be passed on to the consumer, hence "everything becomes more expensive."

We earn money, the government nicks a bit, the banks nick a bit, the supermarket chains nick a bit, thought theft was illegal

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

ItS nOt ThEfT wHeN tHe GoVeRnMeNt DoEs It

I PAY WITH CASH ALWAYS HAVE DONE I WITHDREW $1300 A FEW DAYS AGO JUST TO HAVE MONEY IN MY POCKET

My bank stopped payment of goods I bought on the net. Went in to find out why, and they said it was a scam. I'd shopped with this company many times in the past few months (excellent sales) and had no problems. Was quite embarrassed when I rang the company to ask why had my purchase had been voided. My safety and the safety on my money has been taken to a new level of control. Living in regional areas is going to become difficult.

@kyliemoronogue

Ай бұрын

That's interesting. When l relocated to regional Australia two years ago, I worried about not having access to two of my favourite things; food courts and two dollar shops. Then a year ago T E M U launched in Australia. I am very happy with it. It's the ultimate two dollar shop online and I don't need the local K. Mart either. The staff at my local Commonwealth Bank who are awful, the worst branch of this bank I have ever known and I have been a Comm Bank customer since 1992, tried to put me off making online purchases with this company by making up stories about how it's a scam. Everywhere else I shop, including all bills, I pay in cash.

@paulinelong7205

Ай бұрын

I've read one review about TEMU aboutt the goods being rubbish, so might try it now, thanks for the info. As long as you have good anti-virus software, and 13 numbered passwords with letters etc in passwords (can take a computer up a long time to decode I believe) hopefully you should be a bit safer. I've been with that bank, with my little tin money box for decades, although in the past I have yelled especially when I was told I had to agree when depositing my money without first knowing the interest rate. I find some of the local coffee shops where I live, serve good coffee as well as homemade cakes. Win, win, and thanks for the reply.@@kyliemoronogue

So how does the old people deal with a cashless society. My farther 77 years old and don't even know how to turn on a computer or use a mobile phone to do internet banking. More than half of the old age people wouldn't know how to use a bank app online to keep tabs on how much they have. Most of them use bank book. And withdrawal cash to pay for things. They will line up at the post office to pay their bills. To transfer money into some eles bank account to buy things from Facebook ect or of a friend. It will be a security risk to give out your bank account to someone who maybe a hacker.

@illawarriorhill70

Ай бұрын

Being in my 70's, and with many friends and acquaintances of similar age, I query your maths. I realise there must be a few out there, but for me personally, the only people I know, who don't have a mobile phone are two people in their 90's.

I have and always will pay with cash and have walked out of business's that say card only.

If banks get their way, and we go cashless, will banks stop charging us fees on our cards????

@alexanderralph8341

Ай бұрын

Definitely not. That would defeat the purpose.

Half my income comes from cash - so I make sure to spend that on cash businesses. Often with a cash discount. I avoid the “sorry, we’re a cashless chain stores”

Go cash, let's start Bartering again. You know hello.

😊 I go out of my way to use cash 99% of the time. Although I seem to get a lot of questions when depositing cash in my local bank, just innocent questions but it makes me feel uncomfortable.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Tell the teller to mind their own business. Also ask them when they had sex last. It stops them talking. Rudeness is the way to go, because most are not Australian in these places.

I'm from Newcastle and a small business who sells gelato had the opposite sign.he wanted card only so I waved a$20 bill in the air and said maybe next time. Lol he was shocked I might encourage 10 people not to go there

@julsmorgan78

Ай бұрын

Hey who was that? Save me the trauma of going to the wrong place?? Ta 😊

Great I shared this with Monica Smit your super hero freedom fighter that here in New Zealand it is being encouraged on social media thank you. Kiwi Pete

i will be joining in to withdraw cash so sick of this nanny world

After seeing what government (Canada is likely as bad as Australia) has done over the last 4 years, I have gone to cash for almost all in-person transactions. Interestingly, in many places like almost all of the developing world, but even in places like Japan, Switzerland and Germany, cash is still king!

Long live 'The Cash Revolution' by author Stephan Attia 💪💪👍👍👏👏

Tried to pay my car registration (NSW) last week, BIG surprise ! No BPAY ! details. If you study the form with an eye glass you will find a land line number to call and they send you a BPAY reference number to your mobile and, after 3 attempts ....IT DOES NOT WORK which means back on the telephone for a 15 minutes on nonsense with an unhelpful helper. However, you can pay by credit card at a cost $3.80 to $11.00 depending on your card compared to BPAY where there is no card charge. TOTALLY UNFAIR-OUR GOVERNMENT.

@LogicalAspect1

Ай бұрын

Agreed, except for 1 part.... they are not our government.

@Mattb81

Ай бұрын

If you go into the motor registry (service nsw) do they still accept cash? I haven’t been in one for a while.

WEF goal is for cashless global society. Not to mention, a global passport where all of your medical information would be accessible.

@user-wm3bf7pi3u

Ай бұрын

COMING SOON!!!!!!!!!! You have reached Pizza Gov! I can see by your medical certification that if you get the veggies lovers wrap it will be $0.12, If you'd like to go with your usual: DEEP dish, extra sauce, triple cheese MEGA meat madness it will be $3,287.42.......... You will own nothing, we will own you.... and you WILL be happy.... if not don't worry we will not allow unhappy people in OUR world.

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

It's a lot worse than that.

@wyattfamily8997

Ай бұрын

"The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants." Albert Camus.

@katel7309

Ай бұрын

it is prophesied in the bible there will a one world leader at some stage in time that will be not a good person. Cashless society will emerge, control and no prviacy

Cash is King!!!

Well done for spreading the message.

I am 76 and only deal with cash. I have a card only for emergencies.When we deal with cash we know how much we are spending...when with card it is like pouring water into the ground and I forget how much I have left.I truly detest cards.

Untrackable

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

Don't use any store cards either, that also has your purchases recorded.

Great idea and refuse to go to card only business.

A cashless society will not work there's no way in the world. Cash needs to stay!!

I only ever, pay in cash locally.

I hope the Aboriginal, LGBT, Muslim and liberal communities join in the protest. They have so much experience in protesting.

@andrewwestcott9172

Ай бұрын

Don't forget the anti-lockdown anti-vaxer freedom protesters

@jesseking9254

Ай бұрын

Nah it'll be all whites as usual protesting things that actually matter

@Dcage13

Ай бұрын

Don't forget about the womens

It could be very easy for more business's to just unplug the little tap machine, and have a sign say out of order cash only. With a big sign on the front door saying the same.

I feel the same here in NZ and will also do this here on Tuesday

I always still think of using cash. anything under $20 I dont want to use card. just hate it when business say card only just to purchase of a drink. also using cash stop bank from seeing what expenditure you are making. will support this cause...yes I still believe cash is king...

@vivrowe2763

Ай бұрын

If they want card, leave it on their desk and say stick it and leave.

Every pay day after you have met all your financial commitments, withdraw the entire balance of you pay each pay only leaving about $5 in the account to keep it open. Use cash in all instances, cash is KiNg!

Draw out cash to pay bills food etc

It's all for your own good, Komrade.

If you're only taking out $20 on this day just to join in a popular movement, you're part of the problem. If you're serious about keeping cash alive, you will make the effort to withdraw cash every week and use it everywhere. You will stand in line waiting for service or for one of the few self serve checkouts that accepts cash, rather than choosing to pay by card to make your life easier.

@user-dv8db5pg3h

Ай бұрын

@@Grybyx that's right. There are so many scenarios where relying on digital money only can go wrong. My main concern is the that it's going to be used to enforce a social credit system, similar to China's.

@Mattb81

Ай бұрын

I withdraw about $1000 a fortnight on average. I think I’m doing my bit!