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So nice haji
28 September 2025
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Lack of ATM across the UK
With the withdrawal of ATM cash machines has the general public realised yet that 'cash' is quickly being eroded in favour of bank controlled gadgets et cetera!
Therefore all money will be facilitated by the banks and subject to whatever charges the said banks apply. Putting all eggs in one basket sounds cool but is it dangerous in the long term? Using mobiles to pay very small amounts is not really an economical way to buy items.
Once everyone is subjected to using such apps how good is the banking provider at protecting your finances. This is a pause for thought. Certainly the banks are keen to push every one into using this internet system.
3 June 2024
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