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Register what car where, dumb-shit?!? You're not making any sense. The vendor pays the transaction fees - not the consumer. If you had ever progressed beyond the McDonald's cash register in your career, you would realize that.Hell, you EXPLICITLY pay a card fee to register a car here!
Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot, do ya Toddsterpatriot?Are credit cards accepted for payment at facilities?
American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted at Secretary of State facilities. A bank processing fee is charged based on the total amount of the transaction.
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Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot, do ya Toddsterpatriot?Are credit cards accepted for payment at facilities?
American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted at Secretary of State facilities. A bank processing fee is charged based on the total amount of the transaction.
FAQ
Yes - you can't pay your taxes using a credit card either without paying the fee. But government isn't a corporation competing with other corporations for your business.
We are still waiting for you to point out anything rational. You are not a "consumer" of government. You are a constituent. I said consumer. We are clearly discussing the private market. You had to resort to an absurd post about the Illinois Secretary of State.Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot, do ya Toddsterpatriot?Are credit cards accepted for payment at facilities?
American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted at Secretary of State facilities. A bank processing fee is charged based on the total amount of the transaction.
FAQ
Yes - you can't pay your taxes using a credit card either without paying the fee. But government isn't a corporation competing with other corporations for your business.
Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot,
I just renewed my license plate. At the DMV.
Use your credit card, they'll charge you a fee.
Checks are free.
Sorry if I pointed out another of your errors.
We are still waiting for you to point out anything rational. You are not a "consumer" of government. You are a constituent. I said consumer. We are clearly discussing the private market. You had to resort to an absurd post about the Illinois Secretary of State.Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot, do ya Toddsterpatriot?Are credit cards accepted for payment at facilities?
American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted at Secretary of State facilities. A bank processing fee is charged based on the total amount of the transaction.
FAQ
Yes - you can't pay your taxes using a credit card either without paying the fee. But government isn't a corporation competing with other corporations for your business.
Shop at the Illinois Secretary of State website a lot,
I just renewed my license plate. At the DMV.
Use your credit card, they'll charge you a fee.
Checks are free.
Sorry if I pointed out another of your errors.
Ok, I guess I need to explain it to you...I forgot how dense you are, Ozzie. The consumer MOST CERTAINLY DOES pay a transaction fee! When tagging a car at city hall, it is explicitly called out as such! (3.5%, as I recall.)Register what car where, dumb-shit?!? You're not making any sense. The vendor pays the transaction fees - not the consumer. If you had ever progressed beyond the McDonald's cash register in your career, you would realize that.Hell, you EXPLICITLY pay a card fee to register a car here!
Uh...99% of gas stations do not charge the consumer a fee for using credit cards. I think I've seen exactly 2 gas stations in my entire life that have done that. One was out of state and my friend told me how they explicitly avoid that gas station just on principle.When buying gas, a card is usually a 5-6 cent charge.
We have another "genius" give an example of a transaction with government.When tagging a car at city hall, it is explicitly called out as such! (3.5%, as I recall.)
Well that is a tremendous false narrative. One of the worst I have seen on USMB. Tools like PayPal have done wonders for poor nations. That's a fact. It's had a tremendous positive impact on any economy that has leveraged digital currency. But don't let these facts get in the way of your nifty false narrative.We should do things to help the economy and no cash would have to be a big drag on it, maybe even the straw that broke the camel's back.
Want to text money? Kenya's been doing it for years
Uh...99% of gas stations do not charge the consumer a fee for using credit cards. I think I've seen exactly 2 gas stations in my entire life that have done that. One was out of state and my friend told me how they explicitly avoid that gas station just on principle.When buying gas, a card is usually a 5-6 cent charge.
Thanks for playing. You're dismissed.
Thank you! All you two pitiful schmoes have are a couple of desperate examples of the government. When you got to Walmart, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to McDonald's, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to Best Buy, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to Staples, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope.You think he registered his car with Ford instead of the government? LOL!
Yeah, I know. I did. PayPal is an example of a digital transaction. You can "wire" directly from one account to another.Well that is a tremendous false narrative. One of the worst I have seen on USMB. Tools like PayPal have done wonders for poor nations. That's a fact. It's had a tremendous positive impact on any economy that has leveraged digital currency. But don't let these facts get in the way of your nifty false narrative.We should do things to help the economy and no cash would have to be a big drag on it, maybe even the straw that broke the camel's back.
Want to text money? Kenya's been doing it for years
I didn't say anything about PayPal.
Big Brother society is already here. Just ask Edward Snowden. If you think you are somehow gaining any privacy by having cash around (which the government you claim to not want to empower, manipulates), you are seriously kidding yourself in a major way.Bad idea, I don't need the government to know what and when I buy anything. It just makes for a big brother society.
Thank you! All you two pitiful schmoes have are a couple of desperate examples of the government. When you got to Walmart, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to McDonald's, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to Best Buy, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope. When you got to Staples, are you charged a fee for using a credit card? Nope.You think he registered his car with Ford instead of the government? LOL!
Thanks for playing. You are dismissed.
Big Brother society is already here. Just ask Edward Snowden. If you think you are somehow gaining any privacy by having cash around (which the government you claim to not want to empower, manipulates), you are seriously kidding yourself in a major way.Bad idea, I don't need the government to know what and when I buy anything. It just makes for a big brother society.
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Yeah, I know. I did. PayPal is an example of a digital transaction. You can "wire" directly from one account to another.Well that is a tremendous false narrative. One of the worst I have seen on USMB. Tools like PayPal have done wonders for poor nations. That's a fact. It's had a tremendous positive impact on any economy that has leveraged digital currency. But don't let these facts get in the way of your nifty false narrative.We should do things to help the economy and no cash would have to be a big drag on it, maybe even the straw that broke the camel's back.
Want to text money? Kenya's been doing it for years
I didn't say anything about PayPal.
Big Brother society is already here. Just ask Edward Snowden. If you think you are somehow gaining any privacy by having cash around (which the government you claim to not want to empower, manipulates), you are seriously kidding yourself in a major way.Bad idea, I don't need the government to know what and when I buy anything. It just makes for a big brother society.
Prism
Stellar Wind
ThinThread
