Cash or Card: Consumer Perceptions of Payment Modes - Scholarly ...
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I am not conscious <strong>of</strong> how much I spend when paying by cash<br />
I'd find it difficult to add up the purchases while moving around the supermarket; might make it a bit m<strong>or</strong>e stressful than usual. I'd be m<strong>or</strong>e conscious <strong>of</strong> buying the cheaper brands and try to find<br />
items on special (even though $200 is m<strong>or</strong>e than I n<strong>or</strong>mally need).<br />
When I hold $20 cash I feel is common and I do lots <strong>of</strong> buying with cash; it vanishes bef<strong>or</strong>e I start realising where I spent the money.<br />
Feels like a lot <strong>of</strong> money but know it would be spent very quickly without being able to have much to show f<strong>or</strong> it. I will pay f<strong>or</strong> a number <strong>of</strong> small items that I need to think once; Afterward, I feel<br />
it’s gone and try to justify where I spent $100.<br />
I won’t think much to spend cash $20 to buy unnecessary things.<br />
Using a debit card gives me higher social status<br />
A debit card is a modern alternative that is easy to carry in small wallets, so very stylish. It's reliable and suggests the owner is open-minded to try new things they are the innovat<strong>or</strong>s in the<br />
society.<br />
To the casual observer, the debit card would look like a credit card; theref<strong>or</strong>e, feel m<strong>or</strong>e stylish, expensive and wealthy.<br />
I use cash to buy cheap items<br />
$20 note is not serious, relaxed, pleasure, comf<strong>or</strong>table, and casual. $20 notes seem to be in ready supply, money machines mainly issue them. <strong>Cash</strong> $20 is not the assured possessions but can be<br />
used f<strong>or</strong> a bit <strong>of</strong> cheap fun such as takeaways, DVD etc.<br />
I'd find it difficult to add up the purchases while moving around the supermarket; might make it a bit m<strong>or</strong>e stressful than usual when I use cash. I'd be m<strong>or</strong>e conscious <strong>of</strong> buying the cheaper<br />
brands and try to find items on special (even though $200 is m<strong>or</strong>e than I n<strong>or</strong>mally need).<br />
Pump is the shoe I will use to describe cash $20 note. A pump is cheap and can be used in many occasions without even noticing.<br />
A pair <strong>of</strong> sandals from the warehouse best describe $20 note, it is cheap and carefree.<br />
I will describe $20 note as a pair <strong>of</strong> sandal and a cheap sneaker.<br />
If I have to spend money in cash I will definitely check price <strong>of</strong> the thing and I will calculate how much I am going to spend.<br />
Debit cards are m<strong>or</strong>e sophisticated than cash (coins/notes)<br />
It reminds me <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional and prompt services, modern lifestyle and freedom.<br />
By u cards are fashionable.<br />
When I hold $100 in debit card are regulations regarding electronic transactions. It reminds me <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional and prompt services, modern lifestyle and freedom.<br />
I check my debit account balance regularly<br />
I check my account balance regularly to know the balance and budget my spending acc<strong>or</strong>dingly. I feel relaxed about not paying interest on b<strong>or</strong>rowed money and peace <strong>of</strong> my mind that I don’t<br />
have<br />
Generally I buy necessities using debit card. It reminds me <strong>of</strong> checking account balance bef<strong>or</strong>e I go f<strong>or</strong> maj<strong>or</strong> purchases.<br />
When I use debit card I tend to spend m<strong>or</strong>e and I simply get trackless <strong>of</strong> how much I have spent and how much is left. I check my balance regularly to be in control <strong>of</strong> spending.<br />
When I think about $100 in debit card it reminds me <strong>of</strong> checking account balance bef<strong>or</strong>e I go f<strong>or</strong> maj<strong>or</strong> purchases.<br />
I spend m<strong>or</strong>e when I use my debit card<br />
$100 cash is enough to use f<strong>or</strong> some activities <strong>or</strong> fun, but sh<strong>or</strong>t f<strong>or</strong> those serious fun <strong>or</strong> activities. It's cash, have the itchy feeling to spend it quickly.<br />
When I use my debit card, I know it is my money but I have no control over it.<br />
If I have to use my debit card, maybe, I will not check the price <strong>of</strong> the thing and just buy it. Because I will think that" oh I have money in my account I don’t have to w<strong>or</strong>ry about it"<br />
When I think about $100 in debit card first thing comes to mind is grocery shopping. Generally I buy necessities using debit card. It reminds me <strong>of</strong> checking account balance bef<strong>or</strong>e I go f<strong>or</strong> maj<strong>or</strong><br />
purchases.<br />
It seems $100 in debit card is desperately waiting to be spent than the $100 note.<br />
It is exciting feeling that I want to spend it quickly.<br />
I don't need to think too much bef<strong>or</strong>e I am shopping. I will walk around the supermarket and pick the things I need. I would buy milk, bread, child's milk powder, nappies, meats, vegetables, may<br />
be also cleaning powder.<br />
I can over spend. I wouldn't be as careful about checking the prices as I have a backup plan with the overdraft <strong>or</strong> extra dollar in account.<br />
100 st<strong>or</strong>ed in debit card is dependable easy going, lazy, comf<strong>or</strong>table, and casual.<br />
It's not like that you are spending real money. Much easier and less to think about when you just swipe debit card.<br />
Using cash to pay f<strong>or</strong> purchases is pleasurable<br />
I think the value <strong>of</strong> cash is imp<strong>or</strong>tant to me compared to $100 in debit card. I think both are same in term <strong>of</strong> value but I derive m<strong>or</strong>e pleasure using cash as opposed to using debit card to pay f<strong>or</strong><br />
something.<br />
$100 note is aggressive, fun seeking, wealthy, and expensive. The $100 notes are red and I generally don't see them very <strong>of</strong>ten. I would only ever have one if I had to pay f<strong>or</strong> a large item in cash.<br />
People use to flash them around long time back. But now most people pay by EFTPOS/ debit card. There is something a bit novel and fun about $100 note.<br />
<strong>Cash</strong> reduces the pleasure <strong>of</strong> the shopping experience make me think m<strong>or</strong>e about the items you put in the trolley.