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    I contanti ora costituiscono solo € 1 su ogni € 8 speso in Irlanda

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    1. ChromakeyDreamcoat82 on

      *€1 of every €8 that’s put through the books 🙂

    2. Temporary_Mongoose34 on

      Way higher than id have thought tbh. Would be interesting to see an age breakdown

    3. Complex_Hunter35 on

      I’m a fan of digital transactions but I do believe cash should be accepted for the older generations. Mostly I will avoid cash only establishments as it reeks of tax dodging and when you consider the cost of storing, insuring, transporting and handling cash along with banking fees, digital transactions work out better..

    4. Otherwise_Fined on

      Cash may be king but it’s a hassle for businesses to deal with.

    5. GrahamR12345 on

      Too many bank account and credit card charges, cash is still cheaper for most.

    6. jackoirl on

      That’s surprisingly high

      It’s probably 1 in 2000 for me

    7. Reasonable-Food4834 on

      Most people agree that we shouldn’t have cash anymore. Card is king.

    8. 00C3 on

      I was a die-hard cash user for a long, long time. Tapping the card is one thing, but tapping the phone is terribly convenient.

    9. ThreeTills on

      I’ve moved to mostly cash more recently, it just helps me budget better as having the cards and phone for payment became a leaking tap for me

    10. Key-Compote-882 on

      At a recent gig I didn’t bring any cash as I normally would because they never took it. Then I see a cash only queue for beer and no one in it. Sick.

    11. DannyVandal on

      I’m getting way too tap happy so Ive just started taking cash out again in order to control spending.

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