When you make purchases, how do you usually pay for them?

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Pretty much always cash. Cheers and happy weekend!

I pay cash for most purchases.  However, I use my credit cards for purchases of 100 dollars or more

Some on my card and some in cash.

Under $25, I usually pay cash. Over that, I use my credit card.

Cash or wire transfer. This post was edited by ONeg-84 at July 3, 2021 9:35 PM MDT

I have been using a credit card for pretty much all purchases for several years due to the great cash-back benefit. I pay it in full each month and have a good record of my expenditures.   This year I started using cash for some of the in-person transactions.

Pay for them?

Debit card.

I prefer to use a 5-finger discount.

It depends what it is.

If it is very expensive (so very rare) I might use my credit-card. I ought use it a few more times to keep it active!

Club subscriptions: cheque or bank-transfer.

Many day-to-day purchases (food mainly, some household DIY materials, occasional mail-orders): debit card.

Also food, newspapers, and the like: I often use cash.

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Petrol: my nearest filling-station offers pay-at-pump by card-reader on the machine, or pay in the shop. Generally I use the card-reader and debit-card, so do not need join (so add to) the shop queue.

The first time I used it I must admit I felt rather nervous and guilty as I drove away, because not only was the pump self-service as usual anyway, but no member of staff had been involved at all as I had not set foot in the shop!  (I can't recall where and when I was last served by a pump operator.)

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Pub drinks: cash. Unless also with a full meal when I then pay at the end, using my card kept for the duration behind the bar.

Ad-hoc small-value payments in club tea-boats, coffee-mornings, road-side refreshment stalls, domations-boxes, etc.: cash. Such things cannot be expected to be by card.

Christmas-present money to relatives: cheque.

 

  In trade. (Shhhhhh.)

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With my soul