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wildbill83 路 36-40, M
there is no "shortage", it's just a bullshit scheme cooked up alongside much of the covid nonsense to try and get everyone hooked on credit/digital currency. According to the Federal Reserve, there are 47.7 billion coins in circulation.
Sure, plastic sounds better on paper, but credit card fraud is rampant; compounded by the fact that the prevention/penalty for digital fraud/cyber crimes is horrendously incompetent (and a royal pain in the ass to deal with and correct for the victim of it)
And I've had more problems/been frauded more with these so called "smart cards" than I ever have with a standard magnetic "swipe" card.
Coinage is legal tender, if a business refuses it, that's their problem not mine; I'll take my business elsewhere.
Sure, plastic sounds better on paper, but credit card fraud is rampant; compounded by the fact that the prevention/penalty for digital fraud/cyber crimes is horrendously incompetent (and a royal pain in the ass to deal with and correct for the victim of it)
And I've had more problems/been frauded more with these so called "smart cards" than I ever have with a standard magnetic "swipe" card.
Coinage is legal tender, if a business refuses it, that's their problem not mine; I'll take my business elsewhere.