OregonEnglish · 1 year ago

Yes, Oregon law prohibits 'cashless' businesses

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Yes, Oregon law prohibits 'cashless' businesses

OregonEnglish · 1 year ago

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There are some exceptions, but most businesses will be in violation of Oregon law if they refuse to accept cash as payment for goods or services.

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The word debts in that line is the real issue there. Most transactions are not debts. What’s really funny is I don’t know anyone that has or can pay off a credit card, essentially a debt machine, with cash. It’s not like you can really mail cash.

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