First Bank in Australia to become cashless

[gareth]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/mon...s/news-story/da5ee045eb5470adcd038a8481cb98e4

Australian Banks have been quietly phasing out cash in the last few months. Certain bank's no longer carry cash in the local Branches. Woolworth's supermarkets have just announced that Withdrawal of cash limit to be lowered .https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/major-change-coming-to-woolworths-as-supermarket-reduces-cash-withdrawal/news-story/805f1d4c4469a7485bef26161c17dc83

Macquarie Bank, a small bank but neverless is phasing out Cash.This might be a Psych test to gauge public reaction.

It is now a required question to answer the teller when withdrawing money what your purpose for the cash is for.

Look up everybody our salvation is drawing near.

 

[ItIsFinished!]

Expected.
More will follow.
Less freedom and liberty awaits as the world stage is being prepared for the arrival of the son of perdition.

... the day of Christ is at hand...

Soon our hope will become a glorious reality!

The prophetic pieces of the puzzle are coming together at a rapid rate.

What a time to be a follower/disciple of The Lord Jesus Christ !
Simply amazing to watch it unfold before our very eyes.

First Corinthians 1:9
God is faithful , by whom ye were called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.

Praise His Holy Name!

 

[lismore]

Would it be unethical to pray for a power outage in the area for a while? See what use cashless is with no electric.

 

[Wally]

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It is now a required question to answer the teller when withdrawing money what your purpose for the cash is for.

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To spend... duh!

 

[lismore]

To spend... duh!

Conceivably it could be to make paper airplanes out of. A lot of people withdraw money to do that.

 

[gareth]

Conceivably it could be to make paper airplanes out of. A lot of people withdraw money to do that.

A friend of mine had to withdraw some money to purchase a car .When asked what the money was for he replied booze and hookers. A couple of weeks later he received a letter in the mail from a government organisation with an almost threatening tone requesting the details of the transaction.

 

[mphsmom]

Last week, something happened with all those card machines at local businesses here in town and nobody could pay with their debit or credit cards for a day. Most of the businesses here were lamenting the fact that they could only take cash.

 

[paul289]

When I buy and sell stuff on Craigslist and the like, I pretty much insist on cash because there's too many scammers out there. Cash is cash. If they can't or won't pay in cash, they're usually scammers. If someone's paying with cashier's checks, it's usually fraudulent. And I really don't feel like dealing with the hassle of paying taxes by having my bigger purchases recorded. Also, there's things the government just doesn't need to know. Not that I would ever buy illegal gun parts that are actually protected by the 2A, because I'm a law-abiding citizen.

 

[Tall Timbers]

A friend of mine had to withdraw some money to purchase a car .When asked what the money was for he replied booze and hookers. A couple of weeks later he received a letter in the mail from a government organisation with an almost threatening tone requesting the details of the transaction.

The govmint may require a bank to provide certain data but the govmint can't require the citizen customer to answer the questions the bank asks, not in the USA anyway.

 

[Spartan Sprinter 1]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/mon...s/news-story/da5ee045eb5470adcd038a8481cb98e4

Australian Banks have been quietly phasing out cash in the last few months. Certain bank's no longer carry cash in the local Branches. Woolworth's supermarkets have just announced that Withdrawal of cash limit to be lowered .https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/major-change-coming-to-woolworths-as-supermarket-reduces-cash-withdrawal/news-story/805f1d4c4469a7485bef26161c17dc83

Macquarie Bank, a small bank but neverless is phasing out Cash.This might be a Psych test to gauge public reaction.

It is now a required question to answer the teller when withdrawing money what your purpose for the cash is for.

Look up everybody our salvation is drawing near.

Honourable mentions for stores like Bunnings and Woolies having facial recognition scanners of you when you go to buy stuff from their stores............

 

[NewWine2020]

To spend... duh!

I would like to see how they reply to this hypothetical response:

"Oh, thanks for asking, I like to give a nice big cash tip to the drag queens who read stories to my young 'uns at the library.... PSYCHE! J/K, it's to buy more "freedom seeds" for "muh boom-sticks."