Re: Business Banking | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Britt2Asa (Britt2Asa![]() |
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Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2006 15:31:29 -0800 (PST) |
I think the number one reason a retail style business would not take cash was for security and safety of its employees. For twelve years I worked for a big American business with lots of high dollar retail spend and we always pushed for CCards over cash regardless of the fees. When we had a depot that became known for taking in cash, thats when it would get robbed. I use to train my people to tell customers we didn't take cash because on a Friday we would have maybe 5000.00 in cash sitting around. It can be stolen, its a pain to count, its has to goto the bank, and you can have employee theft not to mention the costs to your business and employees if you are robbed. When I moved to the UK to open the business here we decided early on "No Cash". BR in the UK 1986 328GTS (LHD 89,940km) Died August 19, 2006 Shrewsbury UK 1980 400i (RHD 72,000 miles)
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