Would you like a banking service that delivers cash to your apartment?
I could use $20 cash, but most of my money is in the bank.
Would you find this service useful?
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No.
I can’t use cash for online payments, only in person. So, I would already be out and about. There are ATMs all around. So a cash delivery service would be useless.
No. You’d have to pay a fee to get the $20, and it wouldn’t be worth a fee just to get cash.
If I’m out and I don’t have cash, I use credit cards. When I run low on cash, I go to the ATM and pick some up.
No, I almost exclusively use my debit card.
N O !
Why pay ten dollars to get twenty delivered ?
You would have to sign for too.
No thanks. I would not want to advertise that I likely just received cash money.
Imagine the amount of theft that would be going on.
I also assume they would be wearing uniforms, so would-be-robbers could easily identify them and, well, rob them. And as a niche service, they would not be willing to pay for the kind of security that banks do.
To clarify, the idea, is not the issue. Society, is the reason I wouldn’t want such a service.
I don’t think I want somebody bringing money to my house and seeing where I actually live. It might make it too tempting for them to come back at some point and rob me.
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