End of cash coming to uk soon

a reply to: StoutBroux

They’ll get around it as it won’t apply to them

a reply to: TheMichiganSwampBuck

Things like veg seeds would be a good idea

a reply to: Freeborn

It’ll be within a few years now , the ball is rolling though for it to be in place in a town near you soon lol

a reply to: G1111B1234

The original number of the beast is 616 not 666.
This will certainly devise the worthy to the not lol

Read your Bible KJV it's really plain even in translation.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Even with the use of cash still prevalent they’ve been putting systems in place to track larger transactions.

In Canada it’s called FINTRAC which was put in place to prevent money laundering. Like most other things they do in the name of good, it’s used for other purposes not so benevolent.

The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) is Canada's financial intelligence unit and anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing supervisor. Its mandate is to facilitate the detection, prevention and deterrence of money laundering and the financing of terrorist activities, while ensuring the protection of personal information under its control.

So far here are the businesses that are required to report and it keeps increasing.

Sector-specific guidance

Accountants
Agents of the Crown
Armoured cars New as of July 1, 2024
British Columbia notaries
Casinos
Dealers in precious metals and precious stones
Financial entities
Life insurance
Money services businesses
Mortgage New as of October 11, 2024
Real estate
Securities dealers

ETA; Either directly, or indirectly I suspect this was used to freeze the bank accounts of those that donated to the trucker movement.

a reply to: Astrocometus

I’ve read many texts and maybe you should research what the original number was.

a reply to: G1111B1234

I know the number in the KJV makes far more sense.

Six is the number of man. Three is the Trinity.

Three sixes is man trying to be God. Which some of us
have been trying to accomplish since the garden. And certainly
applies to the AC.

It's called the devils bargin. And there are those who know
this truth. Because they were brought up to know it. And to keep
it secret. Stop listening to man and listen to God.

a reply to: Astrocometus

Sorry but I find the KJV rubbish, it’s been changed so many times and after reading some of the missing books from the bible the KJV makes no sense. The Companion bible is much better but you’d need to read earlier texts to get the original number.
If something has to be changed then it cannot be the word of God.

a reply to: G1111B1234

I was reading an article a few days ago where it was reporting that more and more people are going back to paying in cash.
I'll try to find it and post a link.

I know many small trader businesses miss the days when people could still pay in cash.....and of course lots of builders etc still like cash payments.

But HMRC, law enforcement and security services would all like to see further moves towards a cashless society.
And so would the over-bearing, interfering, health nazi's who want to monitor and restrict what 'harmful' products we allow ourselves.
Same goes for the moral police who seek to even further impose their beliefs and hang up's on everyone else.

It won't happen until todays twentysomethings are in their forties at the earliest. They have been brought up with cashless payments and sadly do not see the implications.
It all suggests an incredibly dreary and #ing miserable existence for them.

Fortunately I suspect I'll either no longer be here or will be enjoying what they used to call my 'second childhood' by then.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Well I'm not going to argue with someone who thinks the
KJV is rubbish. So please don't be sorry, you saved me the trouble.

a reply to: Astrocometus

I struggle to believe something that’s had books taken out , if it’s the word of god then all should be in, the book of Enoch is a good read!

originally posted by: G1111B1234
a reply to: BeyondKnowledge3

Cash is still an option at moment and this is harder to monitor. When that goes so will lots of types of crime and with social points then they can keep all your money and no more cash in hand jobs etc etc

criminals have been using digital currency for a while now. The small-time dealers will move to that.

a reply to: Freeborn

At least half my trade is in cash. And as I point out to customers - I prefer cash because then I can go out straight away and use to to buy something from someone else. If they pay me by card it goes out of their account instantly, but takes several days before it's in mine. Hence why banks like card transactions ....

originally posted by: Macenroe82
a reply to: ScarletDarkness

Not me, I never use cash.
I’m an idiot like that lol.
I’ve had 2 twenty dollar bills I found on the ground months ago sitting in my wallet.
Doesn’t even occur to me to pay cash lol

People like you are the reason that one day there wont be cash

a reply to: G1111B1234

?????????????????
I live in the UK and the only times that I've used cash recently has been to pay the window cleaner and to get my hair cut. Everything else is done via my debit card, which I'm pretty sure that no-one's tracking because almost everyone uses contactless transactions these days.
Apart from some pensioners.
I fail to see what the issue is.

a reply to: AngryCymraeg2

Well maybe one day you might see the issues with it, but as they say you can lead a horse to the water but you cannot make it drink.

originally posted by: G1111B1234
a reply to: CriticalStinker

It’s talking about a system where money is no longer is needed. It’s spoken about how it will help reduce crime and people who claim benefits coming into country can only use it within the parameters of how it’s set up.
All transactions will be recorded and if it detects any wrong doing then it will start an investigation etc.

Recorded transactions and continuous surveillance isn't really part of a free society and I don't see how any society can adopt this system.

a reply to: Consvoli

I don’t think most societies will have a choice sadly

originally posted by: Macenroe82
a reply to: ScarletDarkness

Not me, I never use cash.
I’m an idiot like that lol.
I’ve had 2 twenty dollar bills I found on the ground months ago sitting in my wallet.
Doesn’t even occur to me to pay cash lol

That's you but most people use cash and want to use cash together with other ways to make payments including credit cards and so on.

originally posted by: G1111B1234
a reply to: Consvoli

I don’t think most societies will have a choice sadly

Why?
Cashless societies are not feasible and we have been using cash for long time without any problems.