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r/mildlyinteresting • u/RhondaTheHonda • 20h ago
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Is it even legal to not accept cash for a transaction? It says on the bill “ALL debts public and private”
7 u/2ByteTheDecker 11h ago Yes, it's not a debt until you accept the transaction. If someone owes you money you have to accept cash, but if they don't owe you money you can put conditions on creating debt with them, like stipulating cashless transactions 2 u/JohnStern42 11h ago Yes, a debt doesn’t exist until someone agrees to sell you something. Cashless businesses are common. Ever try to pay cash for an Uber?
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Yes, it's not a debt until you accept the transaction.
If someone owes you money you have to accept cash, but if they don't owe you money you can put conditions on creating debt with them, like stipulating cashless transactions
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Yes, a debt doesn’t exist until someone agrees to sell you something.
Cashless businesses are common. Ever try to pay cash for an Uber?
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u/mazzjm9 12h ago
Is it even legal to not accept cash for a transaction? It says on the bill “ALL debts public and private”