Interpretation of the word "CASH" when used as a payment type
I am having problems with a customer who insisted that because the CASH box was ticked, that meant that he could pay by cash. Even when informed that he must pay by internet banking, still insisted that he was entitled to send cash because the CASH BOX was ticked.
What is Trade Me's interpretation of the word CASH - surely it is for is only for the 'buyer pick up' option?
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Gary-NZStocked Community SuperuserI don't know about Trademe's interpretation, but Cash is a payment method, where Pickup is a collection/delivery option.
If you accept Cash, it means you accept folding bills or coins either in person, by depositing in to your account at a bank or sending to you some other way, although cash is a prohibited item with carriers, so they won't recompense should it go missing.
You would generally not have Cash selected as an option if you only want payment by internet banking.
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I also don't know about TradeMe's interpretation, but Cash is just that. Foldies. To me cash is nothing else.
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