The Global Extinction Of Cash:

[Matt Collins]

SOURCE:

https://posts.voronoiapp.com/money/Cash-Transactions-are-Becoming-More-Rare-Around-the-World-1611

 

[oyarde]

I use it every day and for my own entertainment force other people too in order to get a good deal on my items

 

[Matt Collins]

Apparently India has eliminated all cash over like $5

 

[CaptUSA]

I use it every day and for my own entertainment force other people too in order to get a good deal on my items

I do love watching the younguns trying to make change.

If you really want to throw them off, (and get yourself some extra money) try giving them an extra few cents to round up after they've already rung up the items.

 

[oyarde]

Apparently India has eliminated all cash over like $5

sounds bad but also an entirely different society , you con probably purchase items w/ silver and gold , here the public is way too retarded to handle that

 

[ClaytonB]

sounds bad but also an entirely different society , you con probably purchase items w/ silver and gold , here the public is way too retarded to handle that

Yep.

Also, the Indians are not gullible about money like the West is. They all know why the globalists want to ban cash. In India, there's really no such thing as a "ban" on anything. There's just certain jurisdictions where the cops will use a new law to crack down on some gang they don't like. And that's basically all that ever comes of it. Life goes on as it has always gone on. The globalists are delusional if they think they can seize control of money in India by mere fiat...

 

[Intrepid]

Yep.

Also, the Indians are not gullible about money like the West is. They all know why the globalists want to ban cash. In India, there's really no such thing as a "ban" on anything. There's just certain jurisdictions where the cops will use a new law to crack down on some gang they don't like. And that's basically all that ever comes of it. Life goes on as it has always gone on. The globalists are delusional if they think they can seize control of money in India by mere fiat...

They love their gold too. India might have the highest possession amount per capita on the planet.

No way in heck they would fall for a "gold for paper!!" exchange like we did.

 

[ClaytonB]

They love their gold too. India might have the highest possession amount per capita on the planet.

No way in heck they would fall for a "gold for paper!!" exchange like we did.

Yep. I haven't dug into the history of it, but I have no doubt the British already tried that. They've exported paper money everywhere they have gone, especially their colonies or former colonies. India obviously didn't fall for it.

 

[Snowball]

Yep. I haven't dug into the history of it, but I have no doubt the British already tried that. They've exported paper money everywhere they have gone, especially their colonies or former colonies. India obviously didn't fall for it.

You're confusing banknotes backed by gold and silver with paper currency, they are not the same.
Cheques and redeemable notes for specie are not "paper money", per se.

 

[ClaytonB]

You're confusing...

Not confusing anything. Get lost.

 

[Occam's Banana]

I do love watching the younguns trying to make change.

If you really want to throw them off, (and get yourself some extra money) try giving them an extra few cents to round up after they've already rung up the items.