I don't understand how it's legal for vendors to actually refuse cash.
I get it that there's multiple reasons they wouldn't want to and they can say it's their policy, etc but it's on the paper money itself "LEGAL tender for ALL debts public and PRIVATE".
It's like when you hear the stories about people paying debts with buckets of coins. Obviously a huge PitA but technically allowed.
I get it that there's multiple reasons they wouldn't want to and they can say it's their policy, etc but it's on the paper money itself "LEGAL tender for ALL debts public and PRIVATE".
It's like when you hear the stories about people paying debts with buckets of coins. Obviously a huge PitA but technically allowed.