providers' preferred cash denomination

Which car do you drive up in? Originally Posted by Michael8219

I have 4 I alternate between: Bonneville, Tercel, T100 & a Voyager.

Lol, the preferred cash denomination of providers is the one shown below. (Remains legal tender even though it is historical currency and hasn't been printed for close to a century.)

A tad off topic but I asked a local bank vice president why they no longer have the bigger bills..IE 500, 1000 etc. He said they weren't used enough so they stopped printing them. So when I go to the grocery store and peel off 3-4 100 dollar bills for a couple bags of stuff, wouldn't it make sense to have a 500 bill? In my opinion...

Cash or I like Venmo or cash app don't have to keep a lot of cash around this way ..
and my cash app Venmo are Discreet ( not like lustybusty escort service)
Yep you all are going to say it's a paper trail .

Not quite true Ben. They were taken out of circulation to combat the movement of large sums of cash by neer do wells, like drug dealers or organized crime etc. I was a banker for 20 years. Banks still use the larger denominations between banks.

Let's face it, it's wise to opt for bigger denominations if you want the counting process to go faster (re: more time together). Ladies, don't forget a counterfeit marker - I've heard rumors of those $20 fakes making the rounds. Better to be safe than sorry.

I like cash or cash app. Only two I prefer!

Let's face it, it's wise to opt for bigger denominations if you want the counting process to go faster (re: more time together). Ladies, don't forget a counterfeit marker - I've heard rumors of those $20 fakes making the rounds. Better to be safe than sorry. Originally Posted by PaigeSavage

If I'm a verified ECCIE gent and you count the money in front of me, I'm snatching it out of your hands, giving you a $50 for your time, and leaving. If you don't trust the gent you are seeing then you are not doing a very good job of verification. And if a verified ECCIE gent (or P411 for that matter) cheats you then you will be able to ruin his future by putting him on blast. Blatant disrespect from the provider counting in front of him.

Crisp hundred dollar bills.

I tend to mix $20s & $100s. Say it's $400, I'll give 3 $100s & 5 $20 for easier spending.

Not quite true Ben. They were taken out of circulation to combat the movement of large sums of cash by neer do wells, like drug dealers or organized crime etc. I was a banker for 20 years. Banks still use the larger denominations between banks. Originally Posted by icewatermansion

As far as I can find out, nothing larger than $100 has been produced since 1945, and the Federal Reserve started taking the bigger bills out of circulation in 1969. Since most inter-bank transactions these days are electronic, I am not sure even banks have need of the larger denominations

I don’t care for using anything above a $20.00 because I can get them mixed up when tipping cash and thinking I gave a $20.00 but it was a $50.00, also it can be hard to get change back on a $50.O0 do to most people using cards and establishments not having enough cash for change.

also it can be hard to get change back Originally Posted by Chase7

+1
Plenty of times I've met with a $80-$90 lady & it ends up costing me $100 because she doesn't have change & I don't feel like waiting around for her to go break it somewhere.

Just wondering! Do you prefer 20s, 50s, 100s? That's all. Thanks! Originally Posted by jklmnop3

While I am not a prostitute, I can tell you that the girls of this industry don't want to spend their time counting, even if it's not in front of you. The larger the bills, the better, it just makes it easier for them.


Only potential downside to large denominations is they tend to draw attention. If you spend a 100 dollar bill at the grocery store, it's going to catch the cashiers attention and they are more likely to check it using a counterfeit pen. While the girls don't want to draw attention, they'd rather be doing that than sifting through a stack of a hundred 5 dollar bills

How do these ladies deal with huge amounts of cash as far as the bank? If I deposit anything over 1000 they ask for my ID. I asked why and they said its a new policy and all the banks are required to do it. I know one choice is to pay cash for everything but these days that raises concerns. I have a friend that owns properties and he refuses cash payments for rent.