Banning Of Cash Deposits Into Other Folk's Account

Not for a $10 piece of toast!!!

If George Clooney came in and said, ā€œoops, i forgot cashā€, you thank him for eating his toast at your place, and take the tab on the house.

Exactly. You can probably sell his autograph for more than $10 on eBay…(and no I don’t like Clooney).

Come on, if you go to a restaurant and valet your car what do you tip with?

(sounds of crickets…)

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Well Einstein apparently tipped some bellboy his handwritten letters that are now worth $1.8M. You want a measly few bucks or this??

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I don’t believe the bellboy had a choice in the matter…

LOL…my friend was robbed at gun point. The robber asked him for his wallet, he obliged. The wallet was empty. The robber swore in different languages, then, pulled a $20 from his pockets and gave it to my friend. My friend, all mumbling and jumbling of the dangerous situation replied with a ā€œthank you sirā€ and put the bill into his wallet and into his pocket it goes.

Hand up! said the robber, you thought I would go home without robbing anybody?:joy::joy:

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Many small time eateries and hair dressers take cash only and plumbers/electricians/painters prefer cash for tips.

Same sentiments.

Most of my milliienal tenants pay cash. …No bank accounts???

So, unless they pay you in person or via a dropbox won’t this banking change impact you (if you banked at BofA or Wells or any bank if this is soon a rule of the land)? I wonder if this is a way to reduce money laundering or under the table transactions (fed govt/IRS reg change)?

I collect in person

Wow, old school…ok

I am at their places every month…I know what’s going on and and check to make sure that everything is in running order…
This business is up close and personal…unfortunately I don’t think it works well otherwise…

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Agreed, but frankly don’t you own quite a few properties to be doing personal visits (yes, this is your only job now)?

He’s not a robber, he’s Robinhood :joy:

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OMG… can that robber please rob me a million times… I promise every time my wallet will turn up empty!!! :rofl:

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No, it’s because bank transfers in US are a joke. Who uses checks except for us?!

The only time I use a check, a voided check is to scan it, and send it to the insurance companies I sign for. Direct deposit of commissions baby!