Ask HN: How do I pay my escort girl/ drug dealer in sweden if there is no cash?
I came across this IMF working paper, where they describe strategies of communication towards society regarding "de-cashing", meaning the removal of cash from the single countries.
https://www.imf.org/~/media/Files/Publications/WP/2017/wp1771.ashx%20
So, we have already some "de-cashed" countries around the world, one of the most "successfull" ones by far is South Korea - how did they do it? Special trick: They allowed a distinct part of consumtion expenses to be tax deductable, if, and only if it was paid with electronic payments. Nice trick. And the mouse went in the trap next day, applouding for this great "achievement".
So, my question is: How do i pay my escort girl or my drug dealer (marijuna e.g.) if there is no more cash in a country?
Let's dicuss.
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[ 0.23 ms ] story [ 68.3 ms ] threadAlso, many escorts I've seen accept credit cards and it's mostly appears on your card statement as "XYZ Entertainment".
Thus, I think its pachinko, you win tokens while playing. Then you exchange tokens for random items. Then there are "separate" companies that are outside these pachinko halls that buy those items from you for a "surprisingly" similar theoretical cash amount of the winning tokens the item cost. Totally coincidental. I'm totally sure of that.
I'd wager a guess that a similar system would scab in soon after a cashless system arises. Until a better system pops up.
But fuck cashless. At least cash can be somewhat anonymous. I'm sick of all sorts of companies tracking my purchases.
I guess the most anonymous and secure payment method would be to work anonymously for a cryptocurrency (i.e. a job that doesn't require you to give your personal information), and then use that to pay for your illegal goods. Of course, you have to ensure that your illegal goods supplier does not know your personal information either, so they don't accidentally anonymize you.
"Cashless" is the elites and security apparatuses against the ability of the people to maintain their privacy and take away the last little vestiges of the disenfranchised to get by... it's a selfish, ignorant, utopian social experiment.
yes; my question is absolutely serious.
Do not see what your implicit between-the-lines written statement is pointing out to, like "all-of-you-are-bad-guys-if-you-do-X-or-Y"
Thanks for participating.
Paying for sex is currently legal in England and Wales. It's a bit complicated because there's a bunch of stuff which is illegal around it (soliciting; inducing someone into prostitution; paying someone who has been trafficked; paying someone under 18; paying someone who is being coercively controlled; etc etc) but the core activity (two people exchanging sex for money) isn't illegal.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/part/1/crosshea...
While it's not illegal there are understandable reasons to keep this private.
Not to mention the very common practice of buying a used car in cash but declaring the minimum allowable purchase price to the DMV to save on sales taxes.
Cash is King for a reason.