Israel has just banned using cash for purchases larger than $1,700 and instead requires residents to use digital transfers or debit transactions. Prior to the decision, cash transactions were capped at $3,200.

Will happen here sooner or later, shift to.digital currency ONLY.
Bad social credit score?
Sorry, you're locked out of life....

Hello blackmarket!

Let them ban cash, then they will have control over your digital money. When the digital money gets completely taken over by the government you will have to trade and barter like they did before currency. Fur will be a hot trading commodity. Fur will rise again! LOL

Yep

If that don't start the big igloo nothing will.


Cash is to freedom, as oxygen is to breathing.

Black market, huh?

For food?
Gas?
Medical care?
Mortgage payments/ rent?
Groceries?

All digital currency and you WILL get locked out of life for thinking wrong.
How fast did Canada freeze accounts of those dangerous horn honkers?
Here in the US, some banks are already REFUSING to do business with those that are engaged in perfectly legal businesses that they don't like.

sounds like some type of new order for the world.....or is that...

When something like this happens in Israel a believer should take notice.

And most of the people fall for it.

Ever read a thread on here about credit cards and how many use them?

Just get a couple or three fake identites,get 8 or 10 credit cards under those identies and go on a big spending spree.

11/08 goes bad here and we may see similar things....

hey David I want to buy your car you need to sell it to me for 1699.00

but Issacs I want 7000 for the car

no problem I will by the wheels from you this today for 1699

tomorrow I buy the engine for 1699 , the next day I buy the doors for 1699 and the day after that I buy the car for 1699 then on the 5th day I buy the second set of keys for 204.

since I bought the car for 1699 we both pay les in taxes and if any one asks 1699 was just for the body of the car with the vin number who would argue that was worth more than 1699?

"Structuring" ring a bell?

Besides, our digital assets are LOCKED for being members of politically incorrect forum, TMan..

We're already controlled by the Gov't...Go make a series of withdrawals and deposits at your local bank for $9,999. Let me know if anything out of the unordinary happens.

ol' dad

I know , I was just envisioning a transaction between 2 men in Israel

we had techs with a limited spending on their corporate credit card and a freeze on new equipment purchasing during the last recession , you would be amazed the servers they could build buying it all 1100 at a time if they exceeded 1200 they needed prior approval

they would figure it all out , buy it in chunks and schedule it all to ship the same day to "save shipping"

they replaced fixed a lot of stuff that way

Its getting to be that way in the US. Try buy a plane ticket at the counter with cash. I know Alaska Airlines wont.

And remember if your carbon footprint is too big they can shut you down. Or if your a racist, Trump supporter, Insurrectionist, republican, or posted something online they don't approve of.

How is that legal?

There are no laws dictating how businesses have to except payment.
In fact one counter I went to not only would not except cash, they would not issue you a ticket at all, you had to buy it online with a card of course.

try getting a hotel

my youngest works at a campground with rental cabins , they sometimes will end up renting a cabin to someone who doesn't look like they are there to enjoy the camping amenities often they are in the area for work with no tv no toilet , just 4 walls and beds to sleep 4 to a single person and they always pay cash

they could get a room at the super 8 twenty minutes away for less but you can't rent a room cash in most places

they had to drive the 20 minutes to the campground they passed a hotel 20 minutes out almost any direction they come.

they do have decent wifi through he whole campground so if you bring your phone you can watch youtube and such

My sister-in-law works for a major bank. Her job is to track cash deposits to stop money laundering. Her bank reports suspicious activity to the government. When I asked her about the types of activities she watches, an example she gave me was nail salons. Large frequent deposits of cash are often symptomatic of illegal activities. More and more legit customers are using plastic instead of cash.