Cashless Society?

I got the impression that the older local people weren't too keen. 

Not much fun for children with pocket money either.  (Thinking more of other types of shops.)

I have to say I don't use much actual cash these days. Yesterday I paid £1 for parking and purchased £2 worth of raffle tickets at our pensioner meeting and that was probably the first time I used cash for a couple of weeks. 

David

I never use my debit card for anything except drawing out cash. I use my credit card for larger purchases, say £30+ , or online purchases where there is no choice but pay it off at the month end. I've never paid for anything using a mobile, I wouldn't know how to. For everything else, cash is king...... no cash = no sale.

I don't use cash much, either - other than for very small amounts.  Trouble is, when paying by card the amount I'm paying hardly ever seems to register with me.  I just put the card in the slot, press the bottons and walk away with my purchase.  So don't ask me how much a loaf of bread or a bottle of milk is - I haven't a clue

An ice cream on the beach is going to get  complicated... 

I prefer cash in my shop ,as it costs me to process debit and credit cards 

I am happy using a mixture of cash, Debit card and occasionally Credit card. Always have cash in my pocket and use it for day to day needs in preference to cards, it will be a sorry day when/if I have to use my card to pay for a coffee.

I tend not to use a debit card in the pub but otherwise rarely use cash especially if it is over £3. 

Can't see the logic of using an ATM for drawing out cash and then immediately using it for purchases where you could use the card anyway.

Cash handling in quantity comes with a cost as well. Having said that, I operate the same way as Justus2 and I'm an ex banker.