Customer argues over cashless store policy

Didn't he know it's cashless before entering? Or did they change to that concept while he was shopping? I think the option should be available, but it it's clearly marked as such, this dude is in the wrong.

Haha uk, its like china but muslim.

i have seen people just pick up stuff far more expensive than this and run outside..soo take it easy dude

cashless is just the easiest way for costumers to make financial mistakes. and im not talking about the 16 year old college girl that thinks credit card = infinite free money. but being just a swipe, or online a single click away from buying stuff without actually looking at your

A decent solar flare will fry all digital data from bank accounts and also make the tech unusable. Old fashion barter and transactions in gold/silver will be back and the rest of paper money will not even worth the weight in toilet paper.

It's illegal to refuse cash in France , the business can receive a fine. I think it's the same in euro zone.

A shop that does not take local currency? This should not be legal. Payment systems should be optional, accepting cash should be mandatory.

In most of the Euro-zone, shops are obligated to accept cash. This is mandated by the European Central bank and enforced by most national laws. Germany is the exception, but popular opinion pressures most shops to accept cash anyway. The EU is often criticised (and rightfully so)

I feel sorry for these old geezers, I really do. They lived like 90% of their life with cash in their pockets and here we are us douchebags with out ePayments pretending like they owe us something. They should not give a flying fuck and all while they have regular currency on the

The point he is making is fair though, its ridiculous to not accept cash