Ebay tax reporting drops from $20,000 to $600

[T205 GB]

Originally Posted by conor912

The party's over. My guess is on-line sales plummet. A few BINs I was watching jumped 20% on New Years day. I asked why, and they all said "the IRS". No Thanks. With all the TPG and IRS B.S. going on, it looks like some will be going back to the archaic days of buying raw cards with check or MO. How ironic.

Sad to say but there are a lot of stores and restaurant's here in SE MN that refuse checks and cash. Yes I said cash. Card transactions only. All things will be property of the government eventually. We will just get to hold on to them for a bit.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by T205 GB

Sad to say but there are a lot of stores and restaurant's here in SE MN that refuse checks and cash. Yes I said cash. Card transactions only. All things will be property of the government eventually. We will just get to hold on to them for a bit.

That is weird with cash because it saves them the service charge. Does stop cash grab robberies and make employees way safer. I can't think of anyplace besides paying utility bills that takes checks anymore. I know some places used to run check instantly like a credit card but not sure of any that still do that.

Almost forgot a lot of remote camping places take checks because there is nobody working there. You put your check into an envelope and put it into a steel box.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by bnorth

That is weird with cash because it saves them the service charge.

Hi Ben! You haven't heard about the "national coin shortage" ? Old people arent leaving the house an using their change purse, and people recieved so much stimulus they have no need to hit the coin star machine in exchange for an Amazon gift card.