Comment by scarface74 4 years ago 3% is small compared to not having to worry about getting robbed, employee theft etc. 3 comments scarface74 Reply WalterBright 4 years ago The 'cash' price often includes paying with a check. scarface74 4 years ago And then you have to worry about bounced checks.But at the risk of sounding like the “do people still watch TV” guy, do people still write checks? WalterBright 4 years ago > do people still write checks?I do when I get a discount for cash, or when they try a "convenience fee" of 3% for using a credit card.
WalterBright 4 years ago The 'cash' price often includes paying with a check. scarface74 4 years ago And then you have to worry about bounced checks.But at the risk of sounding like the “do people still watch TV” guy, do people still write checks? WalterBright 4 years ago > do people still write checks?I do when I get a discount for cash, or when they try a "convenience fee" of 3% for using a credit card.
scarface74 4 years ago And then you have to worry about bounced checks.But at the risk of sounding like the “do people still watch TV” guy, do people still write checks? WalterBright 4 years ago > do people still write checks?I do when I get a discount for cash, or when they try a "convenience fee" of 3% for using a credit card.
WalterBright 4 years ago > do people still write checks?I do when I get a discount for cash, or when they try a "convenience fee" of 3% for using a credit card.
The 'cash' price often includes paying with a check.
And then you have to worry about bounced checks.
But at the risk of sounding like the “do people still watch TV” guy, do people still write checks?
> do people still write checks?
I do when I get a discount for cash, or when they try a "convenience fee" of 3% for using a credit card.