bm2
I'm still standin'
Went to league last night with the wallet empty (as usual!), with the plan to use the EFTPOS facilities at the bowl to withdraw the necessary funds for bowling and dinner (yes, we eat at the bowl b4 league!!). Though I usually ensure that I have sufficient cash on my person most nights before league, there have been a few occasions when I have had to use the eftpos instead.
Last night, however, there was a little sign conveniently placed on the front counter, advising that there was now a 50c charge for eftpos withdrawals, and that the maximum withdrawal was $50 - not real good when it costs $60 for both of us to bowl. Needless to say, we (or rather, Jagga!) had to go and find an atm to make the transaction.
I was just curious if other bowlers had found their centres now charging them for the right to make eftpos withdrawals, and what they thought of it? I know that 50c isn't a lot of money in the scheme of things (hell, it doesn't even buy half a litre of petrol anymore!), but I don't think that we should have to pay when we are only withdrawing money to give back to the centre (by way of lineage and cafe) in the first place...it's not like I am taking out my weekly grocery money as well, just sufficient funds for the night at the bowl.
Broni Morgan
Last night, however, there was a little sign conveniently placed on the front counter, advising that there was now a 50c charge for eftpos withdrawals, and that the maximum withdrawal was $50 - not real good when it costs $60 for both of us to bowl. Needless to say, we (or rather, Jagga!) had to go and find an atm to make the transaction.
I was just curious if other bowlers had found their centres now charging them for the right to make eftpos withdrawals, and what they thought of it? I know that 50c isn't a lot of money in the scheme of things (hell, it doesn't even buy half a litre of petrol anymore!), but I don't think that we should have to pay when we are only withdrawing money to give back to the centre (by way of lineage and cafe) in the first place...it's not like I am taking out my weekly grocery money as well, just sufficient funds for the night at the bowl.
Broni Morgan