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Where does it mention you cannot use cash?

Don't know where you get your info from. The fact that cash has never been a legal requirement to take has never changed. Retailers have always been able to refuse cash, as long as a sign is present. Also you said they can track you lol. For what, do you think the government has people...

Doctors still do that if required, obviously not all of them. And there are specific services that handle home visits by doctors.

There has been ZERO talk from the government of cash removal, the only people talking about it are the nutters who think the government is out to get them. Paranoid delusions.

Vast majority of people have moved on from that nonsense

It's been working for decades, my wife came home from hospital and had regular visits by nurses, this was maybe 25 years ago.

I have pockets, same place the wallet would go

Oh no, you won't be able to buy something for a few hours, how will you survive. What if there's a power outage, you won't be buying anything than either. It's not the end of the Earth if you have to wait, anyway, this has nothing to do with taking away cash. Paranoid delusions again.

What crap. Yeah, they want to upset their customers so they go elsewhere. FFS, you are full of it.

This bloke couldn't read to save his life

You're paranoid. Do you understand what this story is about? Do you have reading and comprehension issues? Your "right" to your money has not been taken away. This is about a service, relatively new, whereby you can withdraw from ATMs without a plastic card. THIS service is being stopped due...

It's relatively new.

Another one who can't read. This story has absolutely nothing to do with taking away your right to cash. It's concerning using a service where you do not need the card to withdraw cash from an ATM. It's a service that's relatively new, only a very small number of people do it and it's open to...

So many on this page don't read things properly, and than you read them complaining incessantly about a subject because they didn't read properly. So much in life now is like this.

Sounds like something you are doing wrong, card fraud happens but stats show nothing like your experience. I've used cards for 40 years with one issue in that time.

You didn't get scammed with bank books, hahahahaha. Fraud through books was common, YOU may not have been scammed but the bank was, and people had their books stolen and money taken out at Post Offices where they couldn't check balances.

This has nothing to do with removing ATMs, it's about allowing withdrawals WITHOUT a card.

And there were 1601 deaths in 2006, last year 1250 odd. Which is the bigger number?

And you're full of BS too. Have another look at those figures, peaked in 1970 at 3,200 odd, has been in a downtrend since, obviously with some minor ups along the way.

QLD had utes exactly like this 20-25 years ago, this is not new.