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What if you just use the chip?
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I just barter with beads, blankets, chocolate and nylons.
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Lots of people used debt cards every day all the time. I noticed now their making some wallets the say RFID secure now. The article said something about Google Pay being safer.
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use it as a credit card, not debit
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Use cash. Why would anyone want to leave a footprint of everything you buy or go?
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" Why would anyone want to leave a footprint of everything you buy or go?"
Leave a footprint for who??
Half the world uses credit and debt cards.
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I always wonder how people keep an exact balance of their account when they swipe their card for so many small transactions. I've only used my debit card once in my life. At the grocery store after I had been rung up I realized that I left my money at home. My normal practice is to get cash from the ATM and pay cash for transactions under $100, Visa for larger transactions.
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I intentionally leave a footprint. Never know when I might need an alibi.
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Why not cash your paycheck and stuff the cash in your mattress?
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I must use my debit card at least 5 times a month so I won't be charged $12 for my checking account.
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I have two checking accounts at Wells Fargo, they require $1500 minimum balance on each account so that they don't charge me a service fee.
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FREE checking at credit unions 
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Altura credit union lets you have free checking as long as you have a credit card with them.
I don't think there are ANY required debit swipes as long as you use the credit card with some regularity.
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