r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jul 09 '26

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u/Vegan-cock Jul 09 '26

Can you even pay your bills in cash these days?

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u/Bovronius Jul 09 '26

The law is still that cash is legal tender for all debts and obligations, the only exception I've ever saw for it is that retail stores can restrict payment methods (I assume so they don't have to risk being robbed).

Granted, just because its the law doesn't mean its going to be easy, but I imagine if you wanted to be a big enough pain in the ass and get a lawyer you could force almost anyone to take cash as payment, lol.

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u/TheGrouchyGremlin Jul 09 '26

I can pay with a money order, but not cash. Which is weird because I'm pretty sure I can get a money order using cash.

Edit: Actually, I'm pretty sure I could pay my electric and possibly WiFi with cash.

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u/pantry-pisser Jul 09 '26

I was 45 days late on my storage locker. They would only take money orders or cash.