Cajun Field going cashless... NOT

[Big Poppa]

6 pages for nothing.

[CajunVic]

Well I just got a $15 surcharge at the Vet for using a credit card. But it’s for my beautiful black lab.

[covcaj]

6 pages for nothing.

If that was a criteria, this site would be down to seven and a half pages.

[moorecajun]

We may be men or women but we definitley have a bunch of bit**** on here, and it doesn't matter what the topic is.

If we truly want to build a solid Cajun Nation, we need to start with ourselves, and I do mean myself.

We can do better.

We must do better.

GEAUX CAJUNS!

[RaginCajun309]

I’ve been to an MLB game where I could put a cc onto a scannable wristband. Want to buy something they scanned the band and away I went. It was really easy to overspend!

[Turbine]

Don't let the preemptive value of this thread escape your notice.

[fanof71]

I’ve been to an MLB game where I could put a cc onto a scannable wristband. Want to buy something they scanned the band and away I went. It was really easy to overspend!

Those were used during Festival International...and no, I don't want to leave you a tip for reaching your hand into ice water to grab me a coke zero...

[Cajun90]

Wrong, cash is legal tender…for everyone. A dollar is a dollar, but the new world order love people that think like you. Call the cops and tell them I stole something with cash in hand ready to pay, see how that works out

First off I don't agree with private businesses not accepting cash and I would definitely back a law in Louisiana requiring businesses to accept cash. However....

From the Federal Reserve's website

Is it legal for a business in the United States to refuse cash as a form of payment?

There is no federal statute mandating that a private business, a person, or an organization must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether to accept cash unless there is a state law that says otherwise.

[covcaj]

First off I don't agree with private businesses not accepting cash and I would definitely back a law in Louisiana requiring businesses to accept cash. However....

From the Federal Reserve's website

Is it legal for a business in the United States to refuse cash as a form of payment?

There is no federal statute mandating that a private business, a person, or an organization must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether to accept cash unless there is a state law that says otherwise.

And, I'm sure they'll have the 80,000 armed new IRS employees to enforce it.... just as soon as the IRS agents have finished intimidating all of the little ol' ladies from Ipanema.... (sarcasm off).

[billbeck451]

I’ve been to an MLB game where I could put a cc onto a scannable wristband. Want to buy something they scanned the band and away I went. It was really easy to overspend!

they do that at Festival International it works great and any money left on the band at the end of the weekend goes back to your card in a couple of days

[JMV JustMyView]

I got charged a service fee for my dog Roxy today. Everyone is charging.

[JamesTheJeweler]

If that was a criteria, this site would be down to seven and a half pages.

Haha! This guy gets it!

[JamesTheJeweler]

I got charged a service fee for my dog Roxy today. Everyone is charging.

I receive no surcharges for my dog, Goose. Nobody.....and I mean nobody, gives Goose a surcharge!

[Boomer]

And, I'm sure they'll have the 80,000 armed new IRS employees to enforce it.... just as soon as the IRS agents have finished intimidating all of the little ol' ladies from Ipanema.... (sarcasm off).

……Lil correction….the lil ole Ladies are from Pasadena….Geaux Granny Geaux Granny Geaux Granny GO!!! The ladies from Ipanema are tall and tan and young and lovely!!!

[covcaj]

……Lil correction….the lil ole Ladies are from Pasadena….Geaux Granny Geaux Granny Geaux Granny GO!!! The ladies from Ipanema are tall and tan and young and lovely!!!

Boomer, not anymore. They got old like the rest of us.... at least 75 years old... or more.