Paying in Coins - Rude or not? - Page 10
Forum Index > General Forum |
ChrisXIV
Austria3553 Posts
| ||
deathserv
United States228 Posts
![]() | ||
Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
| ||
ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
| ||
QuanticHawk
United States32056 Posts
| ||
clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On May 13 2011 22:13 deathserv wrote: DO NOT use CoinStar (I think it takes 9% off the top). Go get a student account at TD Bank (no minimum balance or fees) and they let you use their coin counting machine for free. It's worth it and I guarantee you you have a lot of cash right there. I've gotten almost $300 before and that was nowhere near 11 years' worth! ![]() Don't banks change money for free? They have to in Germany, they even have to replace banknotes which are ripped into pieces to some degree. | ||
hemipepsis5p
United States57 Posts
| ||
Th1rdEye
United States1074 Posts
| ||
Th1rdEye
United States1074 Posts
On May 13 2011 22:23 stickyickynugz wrote: dude take ur fucking coins to the bank and get cash... this is retarded imo.... no one wants your change.... suck it up either go to the bank or coinstar... people probably think you're stupid for paying in coins all the time.. especially when u say ur too lazy to go to bank but ur out eating $20 meals for coins... TL;DR : it's rude because you'e too lazy to go change the coins into cash.. therefore, it wouldn't not be rude because its on purpose | ||
Gnosis
Scotland912 Posts
On May 13 2011 16:02 mikeymoo wrote: Keep in mind Canada has a $2 coin. The US goes up to what, quarters? We also have 50 cent coins, but trying to use them is a pain in the ass. They're rare enough that most places of business (or their employees) think they're fake. | ||
QuanticHawk
United States32056 Posts
On May 13 2011 22:32 Gnosis wrote: We also have 50 cent coins, but trying to use them is a pain in the ass. They're rare enough that most places of business (or their employes) think they're fake. On that note, I just want to add that the euro is the dumbest fucking currency system ever. Do you europeans carry around 10 pounds of change at all times?? God that is so annoying. The US goes up to $1 but no one uses that crap. Typically, a train ticket dispenser will have those loaded in it if you see them anywhere, and getting one makes you want to put your foot through the damn thing | ||
Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
When I was broke, I would use pennies to pay for the bus. Since the money acceptors were poorly designed, they could get easily jammed if you weren't careful. So the bus driver would sometimes just smile and give me a free ticket rather than risk the coin acceptor getting jammed. | ||
SixGun
United States40 Posts
Money is money. The only problem I ever had was a guy giving me 9 gold dollar coins ![]() | ||
Clicker
United States1012 Posts
I remember being younger paying with coins and this asshole that made me walk to a bank and get the coin rolls. I was 12-13 at the time. Anyways, if you have a TON of coins, I'd suggest just going and getting those rolls anyway. It'll save you and the cashier some time. Should make them easier to carry around and you can figure how much money you have pretty quickly too. | ||
uiCk
Canada1925 Posts
On May 13 2011 14:49 XDJuicebox wrote: Speaking of pennies, what should I do with all of mine? bank IMO. but i think you have to put them in rolls or something. Here in canada, not to long ago BMO (Bank of Montreal) started offering the same service as coinstar or whatever, but with a 0% rake, so dunno , check your banks! It's not rude, but its inconvenient for a waiter to take 20$ of quarters and dimes in their little waist bags or whatever they are called were they keep their money/change. But i wouldn't give a shit, especially if i told whomever im paying that it will be in change prior. | ||
sureshot_
United States257 Posts
| ||
LovE-
United States1963 Posts
But when they would actually take the time to count it out and hand it to me, in say, piles of a dollar, then of course I didn't mind. In fact, I was usually running low on quarters/dimes so it helped me. All in all, it's not rude if you aren't a douche about it. Take the time to count it out yourself and don't put it all into one huge pile. | ||
Rodregeus
Australia126 Posts
On May 13 2011 14:45 prOxi.swAMi wrote: I don't think it's ever rude to be giving someone money in any kind of denomination. <condescending tone> Look, I know you don't make much, so it's on me, don't worry about it. *wink* </tone> | ||
Playguuu
United States926 Posts
| ||
Tweleve
United States644 Posts
| ||
| ||