Banking on-line - aren't you fearful that if you're doing it in a cellphone that it might be stolen, lost, or broken? Then what would you do?
And if you do it on a tablet or home computer - they could easily be stolen the way crime us so high. Then what would you do?
And if you do it on a tablet or home computer - they could easily be stolen the way crime us so high. Then what would you do?
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I’ve come across a few restaurants that only take cash and when I traveled the ferry only takes cash if you travel from the islands. There’s not answer my phone. I would have to go use my laptop while going to get another phone but I could also go to the library and use their computer since everything‘s i encrypted when you go online to pay your bills or buy things online.
@Likes2drive
So, it's good to know that most establishments still take cash. I don't trust my phone with my money. This is a free Obama phone, and this is my 4th one I've had, and each have a different phone number. I don't know, I just don't have the brains to understand these cellphones. I never talk on mine. I use my landline.
Oh, you mentioned the ⛴️ ferry. Not everyone has ridden the ferry boats, but I can say that I have. I rode the one's from Seattle to one of the Islands (Whidbey island?) for several months. I loved them. My son and I would get a hot cup of cocoa and take it outside and watch the seagulls. I miss hearing their screechy sounds they make.
How about your ⛴️ ferry story?
I’ve taken the ferry to Fire island and also Shelter Island, both come the main island where I am and is really nice to go to during the summer, also have a Ferry that goes from here to Connecticut where you can take your car on
@Likes2drive
The one from Seattle is the kind where you can drive your car on.
When we moved back to the West and we came to the ferry to go to the island it was all out first time doing that. Mind you I had a 26' truck that was towing my car with my kitty cat inside stoned on antianxiety pills. It costs $75.00 to cross for 20 minutes. That was one of the most trying days in my life. The End
Moving is not easy or fun
I've heard of one or two but don't recall who.
I haven't come across any place that doesn't take cash as of yet.