"Nancy Young" > wrote:
>
>�I used to pay cash. �Every time I went to the grocery
> store, cash. �For that I got to make extra trips to the ATM, had
> to make sure I had enough to cover what struck my fancy in the
> store that day,

Why do you have to make any trips to the ATM, I use cash but have
never used an ATM.

> fish out the appropriate amount at the register,
> pile up a bunch of coins over time from change that I spend 8%
> to turn back into useful money ... forget it. �

How difficult is it to count out cash, don't you count out the cash
you receive at your ATM? And what do you mean turn back into useful
money?, and what costs 8 percent?

> Now I charge, at the end of the year I get a check back for my
> troubles.

Check back for charging, explain please?

> I gave up, too. �Paying cash just wasn't all that rewarding.

I never knew there was a reward for paying cash, other than the
transaction is fast, easy, and over with.