why change if it provides all your needs
If it ain't broke, don't fix it!! [emoji724][emoji113]
Hate to say it, but when debit cards came out, I never used it for two years. The girls who worked for me kept telling me I was stupid. Finally, they said you would like it. I said I didn't want charges for using it. They said it was like writing a check without the paper. After that, I've not written but about 5 checks since! I pay online from checking, too, now. But, I still don't let THEM withdraw automatically from any account. I had s friend in college. None of us had any money to spare. The.Dallas cable TV company took her $30 monthly bill and tried to withdraw $3000.00! It took her 8 weeks to get it straightened out. We had to help each other buy food, gas, etc., to get thru that.
So like me resisting change..my brick phone Nokia was all I wanted. The keypad started dying and I tried to buy a new board on eBay and found nothing..I went to Verizon and they took one look and asked WHERE I got the phone. I said from YOU. They informed me that phone model was discontinued like 5 years ago. A friend said, get the Droid. I said what is that? He said it just came out and is Smartphone. I said I don't need that. He said you better get with it or you'll be left behind, it's like a little computer with internet access, too.
I tried it and was very confused for about three days. I figured out an app was like a computer program...kinda.
SO! Now I ask and investigate you see if I'm missing out, or can learn something new that could really benefit me or others.
Sorry for the marathon post [emoji16]
Thanks to everyone . Your time, your help, your knowledge your expertise and judgment/opinions are all very much appreciated. [emoji106][emoji471][emoji111][emoji93].
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