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Update: POLL Results Revealed: Splitting the Check: Cash or Card?

Rebecca Kaufman | January 28, 2013

Update 2/04/13: The Results are in…

 

The results are in! 91% of voters go cashless when it’s time to pay the bill. Thanks to all our voters; be sure to check back for our Valentine’s Day poll.

 

 

 

 

 

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We’ve all been there… that awkward moment when the bill comes at a restaurant and everyone starts scrambling to split the check.

Who’s going to pay cash, who’s paying with a card, who has small change, what about the tip?

We want to know your preferred way to pay when you’re out to eat. Are you the type to count your cash, or swipe and go? Do you encourage those you are with to use a certain method to make things easier?  

Take our poll and leave a comment to share some of your restaurant experiences!

 

 

Take Our Poll

Going out to dinner? What is your preferred way to pay?

  • Cash
  • Card

 

 

 

 

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3 Comments

  1. dinesh dinesh said on January 30, 2013 at 3:09 am

    I prefer card. Be it card of Cash the Bill amount will not be reduced unless ur bank has tied up with the Hotel. But in any case u get Credit points which can be redeemed. On top of this benefit u always have added advantage to not carrying the cash.

  2. Dave Joyce Dave Joyce said on January 31, 2013 at 12:17 pm

    Why just cash v. Card? What about mobile?!

  3. Rebecca Kaufman Rebecca Kaufman said on January 31, 2013 at 1:08 pm

    Thanks for the comment, Dave.

    You raise a good point; as technology evolves and greater adoption occurs, it’s fair to say mobile payments are becoming a more viable payment option for consumers. Be sure to check back to our future polls, you will definitely see some questions around mobile.

    Are you a mobile payments user?