Has anyone ever been asked to pay with something other than cash?i Saw this girl on skokka External Link/Members OnlyShe wanted to payment in amazon vouchers. She was happy for me to give her physical amazon vouchers. I asked her why and she said it was saferwhat are peoples thoughts ?
Safer than cash? How? Unless she thought she was going to be robbed, but even then unless the vouchers were made out to her real name or Amazon account (not sure if they are since I've never used or gifted them) they could still be stolen.Sounds a bit odd to me. Unless it was a very trusted regular with whom you could do a bank transfer, then it really ought to be cash all the way.
I have noticed recently a couple of NW SP's offering card payments.
Punts for me are normally paid in £20 or £50 notes which are now, since the release of the new £10 and £1 coin are the most commonly forged notes in the UK. Unless the girl has the ability to check notes then Amazon vouchers do make sense as they're just a code that can be easily added to your amazon account for verification. Once this has been done the code cannot be re-used. We're increasingly becoming a cashless society, I suspect this situation will become more frequent.
Wonder when the Treasury will be updating the £20 notes?
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Quick Google, for punters who prefer crypto:External Link/Members OnlyExternal Link/Members Only...and doubtless others (incl independent SPs) who see an advantage in accepting crypto payments.
I was going to say cryptocurrency as well. Seems safe and efficientAnd then it can be converted to cash by the recipient hassle free.Also not to forget the advantage of privacy for the payer who will simply transfer crypto from his cryptowallet to the recipient's crypto wallet. I would rather do this way actually eventually
Won’t giving Amazon gift cards potentially identify you to the WG?Also, how will she know that you haven’t already claimed the credit for your own account?Very puzzling.
Punts for me are normally paid in £20 or £50 notes
I thought that unusual also. Rarely see £50 notes in general circulation. Many smaller retailers will not accept them? Few cash machines dispense them.Perhaps he's a money launderer or drug dealer?
scammer - I would imagine it is Amazon Vouchers up front even though she's saying you can hand them to her in person. Besides, she's a barebacker so hardly worth bothering with? "i offer gfe,cim,owo,anal,frenchkiss, 69, and bb with massage"
I'd hazard a guess she means Body to Body and not bareback since she was mentioning massage.
Some punters/clients do use £50 notes, not many, but they do - are they drug dealers and money launderers?
Ermmm .... it was just a light hearted comment based on stereotypes and one which the treasury doesn't agree with External Link/Members OnlyPS what's the difference between a punter and a client?
Last year I used a cash machine at a bank near Liverpool Street to get £300. It gave it me all in £50 notes. Never seen it before. I must have looked aghast as an assistant asked me what was wrong!! She just told me to take them to the counter and they would change them. A few WG adverts I see say no £50 notes.I cannot recall the time before this one I daw a £50 note.
I find showing you’ve got a few hundred more on you encourages her to give it her best in case you might extend session or encourage you to become a regular.
Cash is best as not too traceable. I always carry a few hundred around in £50s in case I get the urge to do a wench when I have an hour or two spare. £20s would take up too much room and besides I find showing you’ve got a few hundred more on you encourages her to give it her best in case you might extend session or encourage you to become a regular.
an Amazon account is easy to hide from the taxman.......use it for buying stuff and the money avoids her bank account, so goes untaxed