When you pay cash for items,
do you actually count your change?
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Yes , I suggest to all , do the same.
ReplyDeleteIf the clerk counts the change as they give it to me (how I was taught!) I don't - but that is getting rarer these days.....
ReplyDeleteI know how much change I 'should' be getting even before the register tells the clerk.
ReplyDeleteYes. And with any card, i check receipt well.
ReplyDeleteYes, always.
ReplyDeleteEverything except for the pennies
ReplyDeleteI try to give exact change to begin with. It makes it easier and I get rid of unwanted weight in my pocket.
ReplyDeleteDebit Card
ReplyDeleteI only write checks because I still have a rotary phone and a TV with a dial for UHF and VHF. Oh and also so I can hold up everyone's that lives in this century from getting on with their day.
ReplyDeleteIf it's more than pocket change. Most clerks don't count it back these days
ReplyDeleteso I check and have caught mistakes as many times as not.
Of course not! I went to school here so I can't count.
ReplyDeleteHell, a dollar is almost worthless. Change, I don't even wait for.
ReplyDeleteNot always the change but the bills every time.A warning to anyone going to NYC count ALL your change EVERY time.
ReplyDeleteYES
ReplyDeleteBills, but not change. I just don't have time for that. Hardly use cash anymore anyway!
ReplyDeleteYes, I am looking for wheat pennies, buffalo nickles, and silver coins.
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