Walmart requiring credit card for ammunition purchases--it has begun
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Or it can simply be that they're trying to minimize bookkeeping and having to maintain a certain amount of cash in a till, less tills, less hours required to staff.
Also people today are unable to count proper change, most likely events end up giving a customer too much money back. That's why most grocery stores have automatic change dispensers.
Not to diminish the fact that they track our every move, but if you think going into an establishment and paying cash somehow allows you to circumvent the surveillance, your only fooling yourself.
I take your points, but since you can't purchase ammo or guns at any other register in the store (if you want to pay cash for your vegetables or blue jeans you can always go to the one that takes cash), I think it is on purpose, it is nefarious and is evil. I don't shop for ammo there anyway, poor selection and overpriced, but for those whose shopping options are limited, well, those options are just a little more limited now.
Irrefutable and you're extremely nice. Glad to have your cool head on my side.
Exactly. We should resist a No Cash policy EVERYWHERE. It is on the slippery slope bringing the end of freedom and choice. Be vocal about it, even if it's somewhere you don't shop.
Why would you even want to buy ammo at Walmart? It's all bottom-of-the-line garbage just like everything else they sell. They haven't sold hollow points, .357, or 12 gauge buckshot, or anything else useful for home defense for a long time.
I still don't get not being able to make change. If you can count money in the first place you can make change. Start with the number of the sale total and count up, coins first, to next dollar, then count up to whatever they gave you. My daughter CAN NOT grasp this. I even bought a fake cash drawer to try and teach her. Right over the head.
If I give payment to get an exact amount back - like a $5 bill, I usually have to tell them because they look at you like you're stupid. I was a hostess/cashier back in the day before we had computers. Old time register hit the button for 100's, 10's 1's etc. If I couldn't figure cash back I would have lost my job lol