Nick Carter icp

Headline to your link says One in five shop purchases now made in cash and Some older people and those with mental health issues were also far more comfortable using cash, the Treasury Committee heard, or did not have the digital skills or mental capability to operate only with cards, computers or phones.

Sparktrader

Did a websearch and it says that nearly 90 % of payments are done by card . The 10% of cash payments done in the UK seem to have been done in a COOP in Devon

How many people did you see making cash payments and how many did you see making card payments in that COOP in Devon ? What numbers are we talking about ?

Nearly all payments are done by card

What percentage of UK transactions are cash? Cash use dropped again last year to 12% of all payments, according to UK Finance, and 22 million consumers were primarily cashless.

That is you . Some people such as yourself still do use cash , about 90% of other people would be using cards to pay

Where is your local COOP ?

Nearly all payments are done by card these days in the UK , very rarely do you still see anyone trying to pay with paper money

When was the last tum that you were in the UK ?

You are talking about your home town, I have never been there so I wouldn't know . Beggars are not everywhere in towns and cities . There are less beggars around than previously because not many people carry money these days

Can you provide something to back it up with ? A link or your own personal offer or something ?

Ah right . So, you drink lots of beer and that flushes all the HIV out . When you take a pee, all the HIV gets flushed out with the wee . Can you drink the beer the next day , like a morning after pill ?

That is quite surprising because very few people carry money with them these days , all payments are done by card . Its uncommon to see beggars these days , I assume because no one has cash to give them . Very few people carry cash these days

What beer would you recommend to keep HiV away ? Also, what dosage would be needed ? Five bottles ?

Hotel toom rates are different to HMO's . Hotel room rates would be about 60 a night . But the claim was about HMO's and Councils wouldn't be paying that for a HMO

Macclesfield /East Cheshire's housing benefit rates . less than 15 Pounds per day How much is Housing Benefit in Cheshire East? East Cheshire Bedroom allowance LHA rate 1 bed/shared house Weekly: £97 Monthly: £421.49 https://www.google.com/search?q=Macclesfield++housing+benefit&sca_

Could you provide some evidence to your claim ?

Which council was that ? I don't think that you are telling the truth

What about in the old days when you knew him ? Was he older than you back then ?

I was disagreeing with the claim that the Government is offering landlords 50 Pounds a day to house some people in HMO's . That was the only point that I was contesting .

Yes, a plan at the moment

Its just a proposal at the moment as well or just a rumour , a claim by the Daily Telegraph https://www.landlordtoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2025/04/government-to-offer-landlords-five-year-deals-to-house-migrants/

Yes, but I was claiming that the bit about the cost wasn't true . I am saying that the cost quoted wasn't true , its not 50 Quid a night

That link doesn't back up the claim , which was "50 GBP per room per night to house migrants on a 5-year contract."