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Another person who is living in lala land. The WEF, UN & WHO do not control western democracies so I don't know where you get your information from, is it DONALD TRUMP!

Stop living in lala land as well as listening to people who spread these conspiracy theories. It's the business who decides this.

When I was younger, we never had pasteurised milk and even at school had to take the cream off the milk bottles. My father even had oysters shipped up from the coast and we had the natural, although some members also had them cooked, never got sick.

So I wonder what is a pasteurised egg is, I wonder if it is one that you hold in your hand in front of your face and then move it from one side of your face to the other side in front of your eyes!!

Too true My question is why didn't the friend ask a lot of questions before lending he $40k, I know that I would have. They report these scams all the time and even my bank reminds me to be weary of scams when I log onto the app or web page. Why didn't her bank raise it with her?

Banks don't charge fees for ATM usage and the have an arrangement with a provided for their customers to use for free. Most ATM's at shopping malls, clubs and other venues are privately owned and do chare a fee of at least $2.50 so that is why I don't use them. It's strange to see people using...

So does my doctor as well

They still do, all places that apply the surcharge have to have a sign saying what percentage is applied.

They are required to tell their customers and the government regulator if this ever occurs.

Perhaps your own Dr might have been hacked as well. Haven't heard of Wesfarmers group being hacked to date.

These days it's getting harder to see a regular Dr so if you go to a practice for a medical certificate etc, you might not always see your own Dr. Your scripts are also held on your file as well as through Medicare and were not like America where BIG drug companies OWN the majority of drug...

What they have probably found that over the past few years is that the average amount withdrawn has reduced and therefore have decided that they need to reduce the maximum that customers can take out. If someone wants more they can do multiple transactions but I think $200 is a good amount to...

It's not them that are pushing for a cashless society but it's the way we use our cards and especially since covid came to us. Holding large amounts of cash in a retail store costs them in insurance and the less they hold, the cheaper it is as well as reduced costs for the Armoured car services...

I worked in retail for many years and we never had any one sitting at the cameras looking for thieves but was used to find out who, what and when things were taken. Some times it can take a while to scroll through the system to locate the information that is needed.

Most big retailers don't have a wholesale and retail arms but have buying departments that purchase the goods from the supplier and set the prices either as per agreement or at a set margin to cover costs and to factor in stealing as well!

Locks only apply to the back of the mail box if it can take one. Not all letters are put fully in the mail box and they are not always big enough to take a magazine (open road etc), letters and junk mail that posties deliver. Look around and see how many letters are sticking out of the mail box!

I remember using paper bags when I was younger and getting things like sugar, flour etc in bulk and not in packaging like now. Also sold kero by the litre in bulk as well at a department store, you had to bring in your container.

I haven't seen Bunnings sell their boxes and they cut boxes in half and put them out for customers to use at the checkouts.