Vote now: Do you use mobile payment services (e.g., Apple Pay, Google Pay)?
Wallets are so retro, right? No matter if we talk about the latest overly-expensive carbon fiber card holder or a classic leather wallet, we don't use those that often nowadays.
When I do my occasional guilty-pleasure trip to the 24/7 near my place to shove some peanut butter bars down my throat, I realize I don't even take my wallet with me. It's my phone and the keys.
I don't have cash on me (and this habit sometimes puts me in hilarious situations), and now I don't need my cards on me at all times, either. Mobile payment services are just too convenient! The only drawback is that you don't really feel like you're spending money. And your balance suffers in the end.
But I digress. Today's poll aims to probe the situation with physical wallets and mobile payment systems in the year 2023. Do you use mobile payments on a daily basis? Which one is it? Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, or maybe something entirely different?
So, vote in our poll and share your preferred way of paying in the comments below. Do you think you spend more since you've started to use mobile payments, or there's no such correlation, in your opinion?
When I do my occasional guilty-pleasure trip to the 24/7 near my place to shove some peanut butter bars down my throat, I realize I don't even take my wallet with me. It's my phone and the keys.
But I digress. Today's poll aims to probe the situation with physical wallets and mobile payment systems in the year 2023. Do you use mobile payments on a daily basis? Which one is it? Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, or maybe something entirely different?
There might be some old-schoolers among you using wallets, plastic cards, and even cash. And there might be specific cases and scenarios where mobile payment might not work (the local farmer's market comes to mind).
So, vote in our poll and share your preferred way of paying in the comments below. Do you think you spend more since you've started to use mobile payments, or there's no such correlation, in your opinion?
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