Do you use cash?

[TheMightyQuin]

Only to pay my External Landscaping Engineer

 

[bwana]

You wont earn ebucks for 3 months from what I have seen
I will confirm again next week when ebucks is due as I had to use my card 2 weeks ago in Franschhoek as I got caught out with no cash at BP

AFAIK you won't earn the quarterly "double up" bonus, but you need to meet all three requirements for that - if your vehicle is financed with wesbank then I suppose it's worth it. Is yours?

 

[Supercarfan]

AFAIK you won't earn the quarterly "double up" bonus, but you need to meet all three requirements for that - if your vehicle is financed with wesbank then I suppose it's worth it. Is yours?

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Correct, you should still earn the regular fuel earn, but for those with Wesbank financing it’s definitely worth it to stick to Engen for the double up.

 

[longboy]

I only use cash. I withdraw ~50k per month for general expenses - the rest of the accounts are paid via corporate (estate/property bonds, car payments, school fees etc).

 

[SAguy]

of course..how else do you pay for hookers and blow?

tap or insert?

 

[SAguy]

I only use cash. I withdraw ~50k per month for general expenses - the rest of the accounts are paid via corporate (estate/property bonds, car payments, school fees etc).

Why do you pay with cash, out of interest.

 

[Pineapple Smurf]

AFAIK you won't earn the quarterly "double up" bonus, but you need to meet all three requirements for that - if your vehicle is financed with wesbank then I suppose it's worth it. Is yours?

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Nope I only have an FNB home loan, vehicles are all paid for

 

[Sanzer]

I hardly ever use cash. For the car guards etc I usually buy a loaf of bread etc. I do keep a R200 for emergency

 

[epah]

What’s cash?

 

[longboy]

Why do you pay with cash, out of interest.

Alcohol, drugs, entertainment, food, fuel, bribes etc.

 

[bwana]

Nope I only have an FNB home loan, vehicles are all paid for

Then I don't see how it would make a difference.

 

[RunningFromFat]

If I'm travelling a distance, I like to carry cash for tolls. Cash for laundry as well, that's about it.

 

[Brian_G]

Why do you pay with cash, out of interest.

I also only use cash, except for basic bills that can use EFT / Easypay. Financial problems started us down that road, we're happier this way now and have a more real sense of our money.

 

[pinball wizard]

I also only use cash, except for basic bills that can use EFT / Easypay. Financial problems started us down that road, we're happier this way now and have a more real sense of our money.

It's like moving to pre-paid electricity. You might not save money, but you are damn well aware of wasting electricity.

 

[R13...]

can't get supplies any other way than cold hard cash, man.

 

[Mogo]

I withdraw R1 000 a month and keep it in the cigarette tray purely for parking, car guards, petrol Jockeys the homeless etc.

 

[Hamster]

The only place I use cash is at the barbershop. Funny, that's been the case in both South Africa and the Netherlands. Maybe barbers are just tax savvy by nature.

 

[Not_original]

I only use cash. I withdraw ~50k per month for general expenses - the rest of the accounts are paid via corporate (estate/property bonds, car payments, school fees etc).

If your bond car and schooling is paid up, may I come have dinner at your place because it seems I can get rich by merely consuming food served there

 

[Lupus]

Nope try avoid cash as much as possible

 

[longboy]

If your bond car and schooling is paid up, may I come have dinner at your place because it seems I can get rich by merely consuming food served there

Sure thing, long as you bring along some pretty young ladies. In-house bar - as much as you can drink.