obscure coin law let a shop refuse service

An obscure coin law let a shop refuse service to an Adelaide mum. Here are others you may not know

 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-04/obscure-coin-laws-that-made-a-petrol-station-refuse-service/1...

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obscure coin law let a shop refuse service

You're probably right we will disagree if you feel that merchants & those in shops should legally have to accept coinage no matter what the amount is.

And I also don't believe the discussion is really about 'poor' people as such. It's about what's a fair thing as far as using coins goes.

 

I used to be in charge of both tea/biscuit buying for staff plus tattslotto buying. You might have had a modified opinion about things if you'd been behind me in the supermarket or newsagency if i had tried to pay big bills (over $100) with 5, 10, 20 & 50 cent coins. I never did, but I could have.

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obscure coin law let a shop refuse service

Will let you have the last word, really cant be bothered debating it with you

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obscure coin law let a shop refuse service

If anyone is so poor that they have to pay with small change they should go to a supermarket.  They can buy a loaf of bread and a litre of milk for $2.80 and pay with their coins.

Convenience store shopping is expensive and not suitable for the "poor".

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